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Wave Software to Bring Industry-Leading Discovery Technology to Litigation Professionals Thursday, August 13th, 2009
Agreement with LexisNexis® will provide first step data analytics and culling for e-discovery Orlando, FL ( PRWEB ) August 13, 2009 — Orlando-based Wave Software announced today it has become the distinguished software that administers pre-processing and culling of electronic discovery data before it is loaded into award-winning LexisNexis Concordance® and LexisNexis® LAW PreDiscovery™. Wave Software is an
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Fasthosts Internet Ltd, a leading web hosting provider, has released a study showing that 53 per cent of US business owners seek more involvement in the purchasing of their IT services, such as hosting, than ever before. The survey of 132 US business* owners found that in the past year, over half (53 per cent) have purposefully sought a greater understanding of the IT services they use as a direct result of economic pressures, and intend to be more involved in selecting their IT service provid
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Study by FastHosts shows 53 per cent of US business owners seek more involvement in the purchasing of their IT services
Apologies for yet another post extolling the virtues of all things Moleskine, but my deep seated and long standing obsession with the little black books has been enhanced this week by the discovery of this neat little piece of software . Now you can custom print documents, online address books and page formats on your PC or Mac, and paste the directly into your Moleskine. Over the last few months I’ve been doing a free style version of this by cutting up pages of information that I need, and
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Moleskine MSK – Printing for your Moleskine
The tragedy of one in six young people being unemployd is compounded by the inadequate official response. The knee jerk reaction from all agencies involved is to offer them some sort of training, in the hope that this will qualify them for whatever job they stumble across in the future. There is rarely any discussion about what training, and in any event the skills they will learn through conventional training are far less important than the skills they will fail to pick up by not being in work.
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Radical Solutions For Youth Unemployment
Maine InfoNet and the University of Maine System Libraries are recruiting a Library Systems Manager. Here’s an excerpt from the ad : The Library Systems Manager will oversee the implementation, operation, configuration and support of the integrated library system (URSUS) that supports the seven campus libraries of the University of Maine System. This position will also work collaboratively with rest of the Maine InfoNet staff to provide comprehensive, hands-on support for MaineCat, Minerv
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Library Systems Manager at University of Maine
Discovery Channel : The History Of Hacking Discovery Channel : The History Of Hacking English | Xvid | 640×400 | MP3 | 128kbps | 300MB | RS ‘Invasion of the data snatchers,’ screamed a New York Times headline in 1989, reflecting rising panic over insecure computer systems. A hacker is a brilliantly devious criminal mind breaking the world’s most secret IT systems for money or political espionage, if you believe many similarly hysterical press reports
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Rapidshare Discovery Channel : The History Of Hacking
August 13, 2009 What do e-Iatrogenesis, HIT, CPOE, EHR, and eDiscovery all have in common? They’re just some of the many medicolegal and technological terms and issues being discussed next week at the Legal EHR Summit at the Chicago Marriott Downtown. The summit is organized by AHIMA, the American Health Information Management Association.As our nation’s healthcare industry becomes even more computerized and integrated, partly due to ARRA (the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009), t
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Blogging at the Legal EHR Summit in Chicago NexT Week
http://www.rumormillnews.com/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=153139 from WAYNEMADSENREPORT.COM: WMR : JFK Jr.’s plane crash was originally treated as murder investigation Posted By: Striderus Date: Wednesday, 12-Aug-2009 18:06:42 August 12, 2009 — UPDATE 1X. JFK Jr.’s plane crash was originally treated as murder investigation WMR has learned from a source who was a close friend of the late John F.
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THE JFK JR MURDER: new earth shattering report from WAYNEMADSENREPORT.COM? Holder negotiates his next bribe…right?
By Peter S. Vogel After receiving a Temporary Restraining Order (â€TROâ€) the Judge ordered a mediation conference between the plaintiff software licensor and their customer in Alabama. The software in dispute was a specialized tax website that the plaintiff had spent many years developing, and after defendant abruptly terminated the license the plaintiff was shocked that the defendant had a competing website providing specialized tax services somewhat a kin to the plaintiff
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GUEST-POST: Creative Mediation for IT Dispute
Eyecon and Marvell Collaborate to Extend Content Availability and Functionality to Connected Consumer Electronics DevicesLeveraging the Marvell SheevaPlug, Eyecon’s new integrated solution provides an always-on media control point with intuitive navigation software for managing digital content in the home.PALO ALTO, Calif., Aug. 12 /PRNewswire/ — Eyecon Technologies, a software developer of portable applications designed to simplify consumers digital lifestyles, today announced an integrated sol
Happy Information Overload Awareness Day! Here’s Some TIps for Reducing It! Wednesday, August 12th, 2009Photo by MonsterToday is Information Overload Awareness Day. The purpose is to call attention to the problem of Information Overload, how it impacts both individuals and organizations, and what can be done to lessen its impact.Here’s one way you might celebrate. Take my information overload quiz. Look at your score and ask yourself the following reflection questions. Then pick one idea to reduce information overload in your life from this list. Mapping Strategy to Metrics, Benchmarking,
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Russian FSB services helped Hizbullah bust spy ring – reportLebanese Group has ‘amassed quantities of undisclosed data’Daily Star staff BEIRUT: Western intelligence sources in the Middle East have disclosed to DEBKAfile that a special unit of the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB), commissioned by Hizbullah’s special security apparatus earlier this year, was responsible for the massive discovery of alleged Israel spy rings in Lebanon in recent months with the help of “super-efficient” detect
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August 11th, 2009 Posted by Dan Kusnetzky @ 3:00 amCategories:Cloud computing/SAAS/ISP Issues, Consumer use of VirtualizationTags:Document Management, Data Center, American Document Management, Data Centers, Storage, Internet, Backups, Hardware, Data Management, Dan KusnetzkyI had the opportunity to communicate with Karen Unger of American Document Management. Lenny Chesal, of Host.net in Boca Raton, FL, introduced us. Thanks, Lenny! I though you might enjoy reading what she had to say.Please
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American Document Management a Host.Net customer profile
Nevada’s data breach notification law is being amended. According to Nevada Senate Bill 227 (SB 227), ” NRS 597.970 is hereby repealed” by amendments made to NRS 603A. According to on-line sources, such as realtime-itcompliance.com , the new law will go into effect on January 1, 2010 . As in most states passing or amending their data breach notification laws, the new Nevada law provides safe harbor for using encryption software . (Consult with your lawyer for more information; the follo
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I promised in an earlier post to follow up on a reference to the Society for Computers and Law Annual Conference. This takes place in Bath on 9 and 10 October, with the title The impact of changing economic cycles on the practice of IT Law.The Speakers’ list includes some people worth listening to. Restricting myself only to the ones I know or have heard speak, the list includes the following:Alex Charlton QC and Matthew Lavy, both barristers at 4 Pump Court, are are both well-known in the field
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SCL Annual Conference: The impact of changing economic cycles on the practice of IT Law
Reading the financial press this weekend left me somewhat confused. The sharp rise in share and commodity prices over the past month seems to have all commentators in agreement that the recession is entering a new phase. But they are split down the middle on whether we are at the beginning of an economic revival, or whether the recent rises are a ‘bear market rally’, meaning a temporary respite before another steep fall
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The Importance of Good Research
Writing in the context of the discovery process in civil litigation, Anne Kershaw and Joseph Howie write in Law Technology News of the fallacy of reviewing identical copies of electronic messages as if each were, in effect, a separate paper document. In civil litigation, this increases delay and cost. In the context of intelligence analysis – particularly open-source – it’s a point ignored at the risk of missing important data – or reviewing it too late.
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Separating signal from noise, or re-reading a message with the expectation of different words
Legal Software As the number of e-mails, user documents and other content developed by businesses continues to explode, it’s important to have a technology that can archive that content and make it available, especially during legal discovery phases. Government regulations and transparency requirements, combined with the ever-present threat of lawsuits , raise the possibility that hundreds of thousands of documents might need to be searched and compiled for legal purposes. Mimosa Systems
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Mimosa Archiving Technology Puts Old E Mail At Your Fingertips
Brits on Pole’s Andy and LJH were invited by Williams F1 sponsor Philips to join other bloggers and web journalists for a tour of the team’s factory in Grove, Oxfordshire. The aim was to brief us on their competition to allow an ordinary fan to drive an F1 car but, while there, we also toured parts of the factory, interviewed technical director Sam Michael and visited the team museum. All in all we were there for half a day – here is what it’s like to be behind the scenes at an F1 factory
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Williams F1: where racing is oxygen
From Ernie the Attorney: On October 24th, Tom O’Connor and I will present a 2 hour seminar entitled: Electronic Discovery for Solo & Small Firms. T he seminar will provide practical information about making electronic discovery work for you, rather than against you. Tom and I will show participants how to avoid pitfalls inherent in producing E-mails, and also discuss important new trends that you need to pay attention to
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As if I needed another excuse to go to New Orleans…
Testimony of The Honorable Dan G. Blair, Chairman On Behalf of the Postal Regulatory Commission Before the U.S. Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Subcommittee on Federal Financial Management, Government Information, Federal Services, and International Security August 6, 2009 Chairman Carper, Ranking Member McCain, and members of the Subcommittee, thank you for the opportunity to testify on the financial crisis facing the United States Postal Service
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Testimony of The Honorable Dan G. Blair, Chairman > > On Behalf of the Postal Regulatory Commission <
They didn’t think of that already? Flashback: Bisphenol A traces found in baby food: Health Canada | Elevated BPA levels in people drinking out of plastic bottles, study finds | Tests find Bisphenol A in majority of soft drinks | Chemical ban targets toys, rubber duckies | As in Canada, gender-bending chemicals in UK rivers grow more potent | Chemicals feminizing males, study suggests | Major report to reveal male gender under threat from pollutants | CBC broadcasts “The Disappe
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Novel “culprit” biomarker identifies those at risk for disease progression WALTHAM, Mass.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Aug 6, 2009 – BG Medicine, Inc., a discovery-based diagnostic company, today announced the publication of a peer-reviewed article… read more about Scientific Article Outlines Role of Galectin-3 in Heart Failure Development and Progression Random Posts August 4, 2009 — EU population up to nearly 500 million (0) August 5, 2009 — Poultry industry faces more reg
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I use instant message often during a deposition, in fact, often it’s invaluable. But using IM (or any other means) to communicate with the deponent is a really bad idea (and a violation of the rules). One lawyer found out the hard way, when a court ruled that the messages he exchanged with his client (the deponent) were subject to discovery by the opposing party. D’oh. Ngai v. Old Navy , 2009 U.S.
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Text Messaging Client-Deponent During Deposition = Bad Idea
Yet again, I’m extremely grateful to my fellow family historian and distant relative John Brechin, this time for making a fascinating discovery in the National Archives in Edinburgh. John has looked up the 18th century kirk session minutes for the parish of Auchterless, Aberdeenshire, and identified all the entries that appear to mention members of the Robb (or Rob) family. He has kindly sent me both electronic and paper copies, and I’m indebted to him for his time and effort. The writing in
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Electronic Discovery is with us, has been regulated, and there are now standards for its use in litigation. Attorneys for clients now have to advise on how to store, produce, resist demands, and comply with the appropriate rules. Whenever there is general agreement upon a standard of practice, the question of deviation from that standard arises. This is the central tenant of legal malpractice: if there is a standard, attorneys must adhear. Duane Morris reports on the Quallcom case: “Th
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Electronic Discovery and Legal Malpractice