Big Data: Sorting the Reality From the Hype

ow.ly/6KdHZArticle by Steve Lohr posted by the NY Times Blog on bits.blogs.nytimes.comThis article discusses the development of new computer projects attempting to design new computer technology.The article points out, "A Forrester Research report, published Friday, provides some leavening perspective on the big data phenomenon. The report...

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Social Media and eDiscovery: New Kid on the Block, but the Same Story

http://ow.ly/6JYbEArticle by Allison Walton, posted on the e-Discovery 2.0 blog.The article discusses the increasing impact that social media is having upon eDiscovery in litigation.  The author states, "Recently, Symantec issued the findings of its second annual Information Retention and eDiscovery Survey, which examined how enterprises...

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Dancing in the Dark: Resolving form disputes early can prevent expensive, time-consuming headaches during litigation.

http://ow.ly/6JIGfAn article by Craig Ball, Esq. published by law.com on the LTN webpage (yet another article dated October 1st...is my calendar off..third one this week that is dated in the future).This article discusses a recent conversation Mr. Ball had at a conference regarding why counsel prefers to produce in TIFF, even when a native...

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The 2011 Global 100: Most Revenue

http://www.law.com/jsp/tal/PubArticleTAL.jsp?id=1202514393371&The__Global__Most_RevenueArticle by American LawyerGross revenue rebounded slightly last year. The Global 100 firms reported a 3 percent increase in 2010. Seventy-eight of the world’s top-grossing firms are American and 12 are British, though four of them are structured as...

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Search, Forward Will manual document review and keyword searches be replaced by computer- assisted coding?

http://ow.ly/6Ju9hAn article by Hon. Andrew Peck published by law.com on LTN webpage (article dated October 1, 2011...I guess we are getting an advanced peek).The article discusses traditional linear review, and then comments as to whether other means of technology enhanced reviews can provide similar results.As the article states, "Despite...

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ALA Current - TECHNOLOGY PURCHASING SURVEY RESULTS - ILTA

http://ow.ly/6JtewThis is a link to the ALA Currents publication from alanet.org, which includes a comment about hiring trends, and also includes an article by Jobst Elster regarding the recent ILTA 2011 Conference, and the results of the purchasing survey.There is also a link provided to download the complete 16 page purchasing survey.Some...

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EDRM XML 2.0 Schema Posted – Please Comment!

http://www.edrm.net/archives/10424?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=edrm-xml-2-0-schema-posted-please-commentThe link above will take you the EDRM website.  The EDRM is seeking comments regarding the new XML 2.0 Schema prior to the next EDRM meeting in October.  Please visit the site, and click on the link you...

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Why Blue Button Data Is a Big Deal

http://ow.ly/6J4b4An article by Brian Klein posted on medgadget.comThis article discusses the digitization of health care records, and the push to make them accessible online.  As the article states, "Last year, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs launched the Blue Button Initiative in an effort to facilitate veterans’ access...

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E-discovery laws: Having an information governance framework matters

http://ow.ly/6J2HEAn article by Ron Condon, UK Bureau Chief, posted on the search security website, searchsecurity.co.ukThis article discusses the U.S. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and how the eDiscovery provisions effect UK corporations.The article states, "According to Debra Logan, an analyst with research and advisory firm Gartner...

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Are you in danger of 'drive-by' hacking?

http://ow.ly/6IR8OArticle by Howard Swains on CNN.com on the CNN Tech webpage.This article discusses the hacking phenomenon, and the increase in hacking taking place to mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.The author states, "iPhones, iPads, BlackBerrys, Windows 7 phones and Android users routinely use shared networks in public...

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Finding the missing link

http://ow.ly/6IGySA blog post from Charles Holloway from his blog, The Smart e-Discovery Blog.This article discusses trends concerning the use of LPO services to outsource certain legal functions. The author states, "In my own “second career” it is plain that e-disclosure is becoming a much more main stream activity and in general lawyers...

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New Survey Finds Integrated Healthcare Privacy Protection and Security Methods Most Effective

http://ow.ly/6IlFQAn article published by proofpoint.com  (no author credit provided).This article discusses a recent survey by PWC. "...the PwC report found less than half of all healthcare providers currently integrate privacy protection and security compliance practices. The firm believes that this likely makes data loss prevention...

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When E-Discovery breaches data protection

http://ow.ly/6Il5tAn article by Irene Bodle appearing on webanalyticsworld.netThis article discusses the impact that eDiscovery has upon data protection and privacy rights.The article states that when litigation arises, you may be compelled to produce data that is subject to conflicting privacy protections. "The court order to disclose...

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eDiscovery Trends: Sedona Conference Provides Guidance for Judges

http://ow.ly/6HCSmAn article by Jason Krause posted on the eDiscovery Daily Blog.The article states, "Last month, The Sedona Conference® made a public comments version of the Cooperation Proclamation: Resources for the Judiciary available on the Sedona Conference website. The Sedona Conference Cooperation Proclamation has set a non-trivial...

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Managing Information Risk and Archiving Social Media

http://ow.ly/6HyfoAn article by Ben Kerschberg on Forbes.comThis article discusses the recent survey by Symantec, and also addresses the rise in requests for production of electronically stored information from social media networks.  As the article discusses, "Social media has changed the face of business. Whether in product marketing,...

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E-Discovery Sanctions May Be Entered and Have Consequences Long After Litigation Concludes

http://ow.ly/6Hv5aAn article by Jennifer A. Hradil published on the Gibbons E-Discovery Law Alert website.This article discusses the case of Green v. Blitz U.S.A and uses it as an example of an instance where sanctions for eDiscovery violations can have long lasting impact, well beyond the one case they arose from.As the article points...

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Social Network Warning – Employers Should Use Caution in Disciplining Employees for On-line Statements

http://ow.ly/6HkKLAn article by H. Andrew Matzkin and Tyrone P. Thomas from Mintz Levin's Employer, Labor & Benefits newsletter. The article provides information regarding disciplining employees for comments made on the internet or social media networks, and states, "On-line postings of employees related to the workplace are...

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A New View of Review: Predictive Coding Vows to Cut E-Discovery Drudgery

http://ow.ly/6HjPwAn article by Joe Dysart published on the ABA Law Journal....with a date of October 1, 2011 (Wow....predictive coding truly is the future, since today's date is September 28, 2011)This article provides ammunition to the argument that predictive coding technology is as accurate (if not more so) than traditional attorney review...

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eDiscovery Trends: Economy Woes Not Slowing eDiscovery Industry Growth

http://ow.ly/6HiZQA blog post by Doug Austin from his blog eDiscovery Daily.The article discusses recent surveys regarding trends in the eDiscovery market, and finds that eDiscovery continues to show growth as an industry.The article states, "...according to a Market Research Report now available from IBISWorld.As revealed in a press release...

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Doing Justice to Justice: e-Discovery Reform Part 3

http://ow.ly/6HgRhA blog post from BLLAWG, at  blog.liquidlitigation.com.The article provides information regarding recent efforts to limit the scope of eDiscovery requests in order to reduce costs.  As the blog post states, "The group Lawyers for Civil Justice published their opinions on current attempts at e-discovery reform...

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Authenticity of Web pages under attack by hackers

http://ow.ly/6Hg1mAn article by Byron Acohido published by USA Today.This article discusses a troubling trend, hackers are targeting companies that authenticate the validity of website pages.The article describes this type of hacking incident as follows:  "Hackers cracked three companies that work with the most popular Web browsers to...

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Our Pleasure to Serve You: More Lawyers Look to Social Networking Sites to Notify Defendants

http://ow.ly/6HeHgAn article by Stephanie Francis Ward published by the ABA Journal.This article discusses some instances in which service of process was permitted through the use of email, or via social media networks.  This is certainly an interesting use of technology.The article states, "While courts in Australia, Canada, New Zealand...

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Health Care Organizations Underprepared to Secure Patient Data: PwC

http://ow.ly/6HdEoArticle by Brian T. Horowitz appearing on eweek.comThe article provides information regarding a recent health care report from consulting entity PWC.  The report provides some troubling findings, "Consulting firm PwC's Health Research Institute has come out with a report revealing that health organizations are underprepared...

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N.J. Company Faces Sanctions Over Failed Litigation Hold

http://ow.ly/6GMWSAn article by Mary Pat Gallagher published by the New Jersey Law Journal and appearing on law.com on the LTN webpage.The article describes a situation in which a corporation was sanctioned for failing to preserve information.  As the article states, "A party that destroyed potential evidence after its lawyers at Pashman...

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E-Discovery Attorney Says Preserve to Protect: Onsite Coverage

http://ow.ly/6GMyKArticle by Mark Rapport appearing on the Credit Union Times website.This article discusses a recent presentation provided by eDiscovery attorney Gregory Johnson, which was delivered to the CUNA Operations & Service Council/CUNA Technology Council at a conference in San Antonio. The article states, "Johnson’s talk...

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AN E-DISCOVERY MODEL ORDER (for Federal Patent Litigation)

http://ow.ly/6GrrIThis link is to an attachment that is available for downloading, and the file is a model order generated by a recent eDiscovery committee meeting.  The model order is meant to provide guidelines for dealing with eDiscovery associated with patent litigation.The committee members listed on the model order are as follows:E-Discovery...

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MALLIKA SARABHAI-manjeri UWC

 ക്യാമ്പസിന്റെ ചോദ്യങ്ങളില്‍                    ചുവടുപിഴയ്ക്കാതെ മല്ലികമഞ്ചേരി: "സന്ദര്‍ശിച്ച 32-ാമത്തെ കോളേജില്‍ ഒടുവില്‍ ഞാന്‍ അന്വേഷിച്ചവരെ കണ്ടെത്തി" മഞ്ചേരി യൂണിറ്റി വിമന്‍സ് കോളേജിലെ വിദ്യാര്‍ഥിനികളെ ചൂണ്ടി പ്രസിദ്ധ നര്‍ത്തകിയും സാമൂഹ്യപ്രവര്‍ത്തകയുമായ മല്ലിക സാരാഭായി പറഞ്ഞപ്പോള്‍...

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Predictive Coding: E-Discovery Game Changer

http://ow.ly/6Gf61An article by Melissa Whittingham, Edward H. Rippey and Skye L. Perryman of Covington Burling  published by the EDDE Journal.The article defines predictive coding, and discusses the manner in which it is used.  As the author's state,“Predictive coding” refers generally to the use of automation to manipulate...

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Text Message, Email, and Social Media Authentication

http://ow.ly/6G2KLAn article by Philip K. Miles, III on lawfficespace.com website.This article discusses the important topic of authentication of electronically stored information as evidence in litigation.  The article discusses a case in which the evidence offered was deemed to have been inadmissible since it was not properly authenticated."Earlier...

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The Shadow Knows

http://ow.ly/6FCBCAn article by Craig Ball, Esq. on his blog Ball in Your Court.This article discusses the fact that deleted data on a hard drive is sometimes recoverable.  As the author writes, "“You can get anything back from a computer, can’t you? Even the deleted stuff!”I get that that a lot, and tend to respond, “Pretty much.”...

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A Bit About Data Mapping

http://ow.ly/6F13bAn article by Craig Ball, Esq. appearing on his blog Ball in Your Court.This detailed article discusses a webcast that Craig Ball, Esq. recently conducted regarding data mapping.  The author provides some significant information regarding the process of data mapping, including defining what it is, and offering insight...

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Tourism in India -wiki

Tourism in India 1-Tourism in India is the largest service industry, with a contribution of 6.23% to the national GDP and 8.78% of the total employment in India. India witnesses more than 17.9 million annual foreign tourist arrivals and 740 million domestic tourism visits. 2-The tourism industry in India generated about US$100 billion in 2008 and that is expected to increase to US$275.5 billion...

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