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I’ve read with some interest some of the commentaries about the recent moves of high-level eDiscovery experts from various firms and vendors. As someone who made a much less glamorous move myself recently, I’m curious about the different reactions. One of them was from Rees Morrison that caught my eye: Ay, there’s the rub. Just…
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Brace yourselves for the best WordPress yet tags: Blogging MM Technology Assisted Review – The Gavel Has Sounded tags: LitSupport MM Good Processing Requires a Sound Process – eDiscovery Best Practices tags: LitSupport MM “Big-A-Law — Y U No Collapse Already?” tags: LitSupport MM Courts Struggle With Determining Reasonability of e-Discovery Vendor Bills tags: LitSupport…
Linked – Smartphone Keyboards Are a Privacy Nightmare
I mean, I get it if you don’t like the default keyboard on your iPhone or Android device, but do you really want to be sharing everything you type with “random” company? “Third-party keyboards are so dangerous because they want to be “smart”. Keyboards aren’t content to just live entirely on your phone and allow…
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Reply to an Information Scientist’s Critique of My “Secrets of Search” Article tags: LitSupport MM Cowen Group Survey Predicts Big Revenue Spike for Litigation Support tags: LitSupport MM Printing ESI & Scanning It Is Not OK Really? Someone is still doing this? tags: LitSupport MM Aren’t You Forgetting Something? Craig Ball with his usual good…
Time for action!
OK AOL backers. Here’s a few questions for you. (Yes they are blocking Trillian again, and there’s a new version out today…blah blah blah.) If AOL is so all fired up about Trillian “hacking” their network, why is ICQ not blocked as well? (It’s owned by AOL too) And if AOL is for an open,…
