This Week’s Links (weekly)
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Linked – Facebook’s News Feed Algorithm Is Completely Busted
One, this is clearly true. And two, if you use FB to follow a website, blog, or some other form of “page”, you’re probably not seeing most of what is posted there. Might want to look into email, RSS, or some other form of following. “Facebook’s never going to reach a point where they say…
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The Implications of Working Without an Office
The Explosion of Organizational Data is at a Tipping Point: Here’s How to Understand What You Have and Mitigate Risk
This Big Law Firm Has Permanent Plans for Remote Working
Zooming from video meetings to discovery requests about video meetings
How To Enable Ransomware Protection Feature on Windows 10
Coronavirus: The Expert’s Practical Guide to Job Searching During Self Containment
Discovery from Microsoft Office 365
Deloitte Takes Aim at U.S. Legal Services Market With Tech Unit
– Not really a surprise, the Big 4 have been moving significantly into this area, and thanks to COVID layoffs, lots of in-house teams are doing with less, looking for options.
10 Tips for Job Searching When You Also Have Depression
Estonia is Building a “Robot Judge” to Help Clear Legal Backlog
– Interesting, but dangerous if they can’t get the bias out of the #AI
Beware of the Perils of Allowing Self-Collection
Linked: Instagram Has Quietly Been Asking Users to Set Up Multiple Accounts
I know I’ve read elsewhere over the years that this was actually popular with teens, to have a “public” Instagram and then one just for friends. Even an old out-of-touch guy like me has had two Instagram accounts for years. One to just be me and have fun with, and one to focus on mental health stuff.
It seems to me like Instagram is just catching up with what we’ve been doing, and trying to juice up some numbers among the folks who hadn’t already considered doing this, right?
Linked: How Facebook and Twitter’s Content Moderation Could Open a Legal ‘Pandora’s Box’
I would tend to agree with this statement, because it all started with the algorithm, the point where all of these platforms took it upon themselves to decide what to show you. ““The more extensive you make the guidelines, the more selectively you enforce them, the more discretion you start to exercise over your platform,…
