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Linked – Lawyer’s ‘Inadvertent’ E-Discovery Failures Led to Wells Fargo Data Breach
Part of me can’t help but wonder how much training the attorneys at this firm attended, or if they were “too busy” to be bothered with learning how the eDiscovery review platform worked, or what the scope of work agreement with the vendor actually was? The event highlights the increasing risks of relying on unfamiliar…
Linked: Old PCs and Macs can now be turned into Chromebooks: Here’s how.
I’ve got some older laptops sitting around that might be good candidates for this sort of thing. And, it’ll be a fun thing to experiment with. “This is an exciting turn of events for many who may not have the resources to invest in a new Chromebook, as CloudyReady’s Chromium-based OS allows them to extend…
Linked – Facebook Tests Replacing ‘Share’ with ‘Message’ Option on News Feed Posts
Given the trends, especially among younger users, this makes sense. If they are gravitating towards sharing things privately, versus publicly, Facebook would probably do well to make this change. “What you post on social media stays forever, and can be seen by your parents, your grandparents, and anyone else who might care to take a…
Linked: 81 Percent Of U.S. Adults Do Not Regularly Use Twitter
The numbers in the post below are important to remember, whether you’re a business owner trying to decide where to spend your marketing budget, or anyone trying to determine what society and politics looks like in the US. Twitter may get a lot of attention in the media, but it’s only representative of a small…
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