Monday, October 31, 2011

HAPPY BIRTHDAY KERALA

WHY AND WHO CALLED KERALAGODS OWN COUNTRY Kerala came into being on this day in 1956, since when, this day has been celebrated as Kerala Piravi, which is Malayalam for "Birth of Kerala".Many happy returns of the day to the paradise on Earth.The Kerala Tourism Development Corporation, the government agency that oversees the...

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Who is this Great Man ?

Identify the Statue of this Great ma...

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National Eligibility Test December, 2011

Home Important Dates Notification for NET e-Certificate Verification...

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ESI Data Processing: Why Should Attorneys Care?

http://ow.ly/7eUfGAn article by Daryl Shetterly posted on the LeClair Ryan website the eDiscovery Myth.This article discusses data processing and states that attorneys should undertand the how it effects the legal profession.The author states, "regardless of which data processing tool you choose to use, there are a few concepts you should...

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New York State Bar Association Releases Practitioner’s Guide to E-Discovery

http://ow.ly/7eDTVA blog post by the Global EDD Group on the webpage www.legaltechtoday.com.The article provides information regarding a best practices guideline issued by the New York State Bar Association for eDiscovery in New York State and Federal courts.The blog post provides a link to download the best practices guideline free of charge....

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Disruptive Tech Changes IT's Database Choices

http://ow.ly/7eufYThis is an article by Doug Henschen posted on informationweek.com.This article discusses changes in database technology due to developments within I.T., and the ever-increasing volume of data that must be accounted for.The author states, "Database vendors shouldn't rest because their customers are under constant pressure.IT...

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E-Discovery Technical Standard at Crossroads

http://ow.ly/7e5t8An article by Evan Koblentz on law.com on the LTN webpage.This article discusses the Electronic Discovery Reference Model (EDRM) and that organizations work at creating standards for eDiscovery load file formats.The author writes, "Three years and six months later, vendor adoption of the specification, now in version 1.2,...

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Sunday, October 30, 2011

Manage ESI Dangers With Targeted Collections

http://ow.ly/7dmt6An article by Dave Walton posted on The Legal Intelligencer website.The article discusses targeted collections, and states that they will be the answer to keeping eDiscovery costs in check.The author states, "The future is targeted collections. Preservation is cheap; collection and review is incredibly expensive. Smart clients...

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Social Malice: One In 60 Facebook Posts Are Malicious

http://ow.ly/7dkYFAn article by Kelly Jackson Higgins, Dark Reading, appearing also on the informationweek.com website.This article discusses the nature of social media networks, and the fact that many posts are malicious and possibly contain forms of computer virus, or are attempts to hack user's accounts.The article states, "Here's what...

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First College in Kerala

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Baal

Baal Baal is a Northwest Semitic title and honorific meaning "master" or "lord"  that is used for various gods who were patrons of cities in the Levant and Asia Minor, cognate to Akkadian Bēlu. A Baalist or Baalite means a worshipper of Baal."Baʿal" can refer to any god and even to human officials; in some texts it is used as a substitute for Hadad, a god of the rain, thunder, fertility and agriculture, and the lord of...

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Indian Council of Historical Research

Indian Council of Historical Research The Indian Council of Historical Research(ICHR) is a Society ( registration number 5339). The ICHR is registered under Societies registration Act 1860 with the Department of Industries of Delhi Government, Delhi.ICHR is a fund disbursing agency that supports the academic and empirical research of scholars out of the funds received from the Department of Higher Education, Ministry of...

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Saturday, October 29, 2011

eDiscovery Compliance Just Got Harder – Are You Ready?

http://ow.ly/7d10kAn article posted on the B&L Blog on bandl.typepad.com (No author credit listed).The article states that the results of a recent survey taken by Symantec (a link to the survey is provided in the article) eDiscovery will now be more complicated than it was in the past, since email is now longer the most common form of...

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Leveraging In-house eDiscovery Technology for Protecting Data Privacy, Enabling IP Protection, and Controlling Sensitive Data

 http://ow.ly/7cLDGThis is a white paper, published by StoredIQ in conjunction with Contoural. As the white paper states, "This paper provides an overview of the problems and risks associated with increasing amounts of data and the inability to quickly and efficiently identify sensitive data for business and legal reasons and the impact of data privacy requirements. It also provides an overview of challenges associated with...

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When a Party Requests Native Files….

http://ow.ly/7cLgxA blog post by Joshua Gilliland, Esq. on his blog Bow Tie Law Blog.This article discusses the request to produce native files during the discovery phase of litigation.The blog post discusses the following case, "A Defendant/Producing Party resisted production of email in native file after making general objections to...

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NIST: Information Security Continuous Monitoring (ISCM) for Federal Information Systems and Organization

http://ow.ly/7cKYlThis is a publication issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and lists the following authors: Kelley Dempsey; Nirali Shah Chawla; Arnold Johnson; Ronald Johnston; Alicia Clay Jones; Angela Orebaugh; Matthew Scholl; and Kevin Stine.This publication provides...

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Responding to Data Loss in Healthcare

 http://ow.ly/7cKT7An article appearing on the proofpoint.com website (No author credit listed)This article discusses data breaches for healthcare providers.The article states, "While strong privacy protection practices and data loss prevention software can reduce the risk of data breach, some cyber criminals are savvy enough to infiltrate...

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Friday, October 28, 2011

This man received a 3-year jail sentence for encouraging riots via Facebook

http://ow.ly/7czKKAn article by Sherilynn "Cheri" Macale posted on thenextweb.com website.This article discusses a criminal sentence handed out in the UK for remarks posted on Facebook.The article states, "...22 year old British man, Philip Scott Burgess, was jailed after a hearing at Manchester Crown Court. The three year sentence comes...

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Just what is the total spend by legal departments, in the United States or globally?

http://ow.ly/7cewZAn article by Rees Morrison, Esq. on his blog Law Department Management.This article discusses projections about corporate legal spending, and is a follow up to an earlier post by the author.  The author states, "No sooner than I published about two impossible-to-reconcile figures on corporate legal spending, and the...

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NHS patient data ends up on Facebook. But how serious is the latest data debacle?

http://ow.ly/7bYSgAn article by Paul Sawers appearing on thenextweb.com website.This article deals with alleged privacy violations by the NHS, the UK's publicly funded healthcare system.The article states, "Big Brother Watch, a UK-based civil liberties organization, placed a freedom of information request and it has reported that there were...

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Facebook acknowledges messaging vulnerability that allows sending of malicious files

http://ow.ly/7bXXWAn article by Matt Brian posted on thenextweb.com website.This article discusses a security researchers article that states that Facebook's site can be exploited, and allow third-party users to send malicious messages to Facebook users.  A link to the referenced article is provided.The article states, "The exploit,...

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'Privacy 101' at ACC's Annual Meeting of In-House Counsel

http://ow.ly/7bQPXAn article by Catherine Dunn posted on law.com on the Corporate Counsel webpage.This article discusses the recent Association of Corporate Counsel annual meeting, and provides a link regarding more information about the Association.The article discusses a panel presentation provided at the meeting regarding privacy, entitled...

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SEC accuses FINRA of altering internal documents

http://ow.ly/7bQdiAn article on the Reuters website at reuters.com written by Sarah N. Lynch and Suzanne BarlynThis article discusses an incident in which the SEC claims that FINRA altered documents prior to turning them over to the SEC. The article states, "The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission scolded the self-policing brokerage...

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Thursday, October 27, 2011

E-discovery and the law firm: Great expectations, poor accountability

http://ow.ly/7bpemAn article by Katey Wood posted on the website enterprisestrategygroup.com.This article discusses the results of the recently reported ESG survey from 2011.  The author states, "How important is e-discovery in selecting a law firm?In theory, it’s crucial. Of corporate counsel responding to ESG’s 2011 survey, 86% said...

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