Mark Masnik at the Techdirt blog shares his thoughts on the Protecting Children from Internet Pornographers Act of 2011. His article explains the burden imposed on online service providers to maintain records.
Read more...http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20110707/04402514995/congress-tries-to-hide-massive-data-retention-law-pretending-its-anti-child-porn-law.shtml
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Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
The Five Hottest Topics in E-Discovery
Once again, the latest Digital Detectives podcast left me charged up and on the edge of my seat. Sharon and John were joined by California attorney and author of the Bow Tie Blog, Josh Gilliland, to discuss some of the hot topics in E-Discovery. While those heavily involved in E-Discovery may find the dialog to be the standard chatter among the listservs, forums and conferences, the forensic examiner and small-to-midsized law firms can particularly benefit from listening.
Two of the topics I was most interested in were: the mention of several affordable desktop review platforms for sole practitioner or small law firms; and the talk about third-party subpoenas to ISPs (Yahoo, Google) and the stringent protections of the SCA.
Once again, Bravo! to all participants.
Two of the topics I was most interested in were: the mention of several affordable desktop review platforms for sole practitioner or small law firms; and the talk about third-party subpoenas to ISPs (Yahoo, Google) and the stringent protections of the SCA.
Once again, Bravo! to all participants.
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