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Strategic alliance allows 7Safe to host Anacomp’s CaseLogistix
What is the seating etiquette if you go to a wedding knowing both parties? Do you have to make an invidious choice between one side of the church and the other? Perhaps you sit in the aisle or hang fr… more →
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Strategic alliance allows 7Safe to host Anacomp’s CaseLogistix
Editor wrote 3 days ago: What is the seating etiquette if you go to a wedding knowing both parties? Do you have to make an in … more →
LexisNexis eDiscovery conference in Singapore
Editor wrote 3 weeks ago: As you might infer from its name, the e-Disclosure Information Project set out with purely national … more →
Discovery explorers need a map
Editor wrote 1 month ago: You can kill an analogy with overuse, just as every cliché was once a clever new phrase. Describing … more →
Flying the wrong messages across cultural boundaries
Editor wrote 2 months ago: Most broad ideas of the characteristics which identify people from other races and cultures contain … more →
7Safe blogs to keep us informed about e-disclosure forensics
Editor wrote 2 months ago: E-disclosure Information Project sponsor 7Safe has joined the growing number of businesses using a b … more →
London meeting of Women in eDiscovery
Editor wrote 3 months ago: I am a supporter of Women in eDiscovery and glad to learn from Laura Kelly of Epiq Systems that the … more →
How big is the London e-disclosure market?
Editor wrote 3 months ago: I may have brought you here under false pretences. I have no idea how big the London e-disclosure ma … more →
Well-justified anonymity of Jackson commentator
Editor wrote 4 months ago: I am not sure what to make of an article which I have found on a blog criticising aspects of Lord Ju … more →
The information war - news from the front updated
Editor wrote 4 months ago: My post Cooperative hands across the sea referred to an article by Jason Baron on Ralph Losey’ … more →
Ark Group e-Disclosure Conference 2009
Editor wrote 5 months ago: You can generate a lot of notes in six conference days in three countries in nine days and have litt … more →
Ian Manning now at Raposa Consulting
Editor wrote 6 months ago: As regular readers will know, Ian Manning was the initial sponsor of the e-Disclosure Information Pr … more →
More than just ediscovery panels at CEIC 2009
Editor wrote 6 months ago: I have already written (Describing the e-discovery elephant) about the two e-discovery panels which … more →
Compliance with the demands of an e-disclosure diary
Editor wrote 6 months ago: I don’t think I envisaged a peaceful life when I decided to commit all my time to promoting electron … more →
Dropping in to Oxford, dropping out to Paris
Editor wrote 7 months ago: The printed description of a software application’s capabilities is no substitute for interaction wi … more →
Distinguishing workplace spying from data collection
Editor wrote 7 months ago: It is usually possible to reconcile employees’ legitimate privacy concerns and a company’s equally l … more →
KordaMentha picks EnCase from Guidance Software for Australian eDiscovery
Editor wrote 7 months ago: Like sport and so much else, the idea of proving a legal case by discovery of documents is an old En … more →
The growing importance of metadata preservation in eDiscovery
Editor wrote 8 months ago: If UK lawyers do not share the US enthusiasm about the preservation, collection and use of metadata, … more →
E-Disclosure Taster Menu in Bristol
Editor wrote 9 months ago: I went down to Bristol last week with a group of electronic disclosure suppliers at the invitation o … more →
Collections trainees seek Guidance on civil e-discovery
Editor wrote 9 months ago: One of the benefits of being linked to the companies who sponsor the e-Disclosure Information Projec … more →
