Posts Tagged ‘e-discovery’

Tryin to ruin my name Threw me under the bus Riding all over the town Spreading rumors around Threw me under the bus From Under the Bus by Lolene In my previous post I explained why I left Facebook. Doing so freed up enough time to actually do another bl0g entry so it’s only apropos [...]

Speak my friend, you look surprised I thought you knew I’d come disguised On angel wings, dressed in white From Descent of the Archangel by Kamelot Last week I finally had enough. The cumulative effect of every sleazy privacy invading stunt that Mssrs. Zuckerberg et al have pulled was definitely part of the motivation. Also [...]

It’s good to know you’re thought of, it’s good someone should care It’s good to know you’re trusted but not to know they’re there Too late to shut your curtains they’ve caught you unaware They’re not at your window man, they’re sitting in your chair From Privacy Invasion by Exploited I have attempted on numerous [...]

Sometimes life is hard like trying bail out the ocean with a spoon Sometimes life is hard like trying to turn December into June And sometimes life is hard like trying lasso a quarter moon From Life Is Hard by Eric Durrance I’m trying really hard to catch up on all of the e-discovery news [...]

Eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it If it’s gettin’ cold, reheat it Have a big dinner, have a light snack If you don’t like it, you can’t send it back Just eat it, eat it, eat it, eat it From Eat It by Weird Al Yankovic And in news of the weird, we [...]

I must have been out cold But the way the story’s told They found me lying naked in the rain From Bible Black by Heaven and Hell Any number of times in the past I’ve warned about the inherent lack of privacy with social networking in posts like this, this, this and even this. But this week [...]

don’t say a word or we’ll surely expose that it’s you who are wicked and vile anything you say will be used against you and now it is you here on trial from Don’t Say a Word by Cici Porter For a long time now I’ve tried to get folks to realize that there is [...]

Recently Chris Webster, a law student at the University of Maryland Baltimore School of Law, started this email thread which I will present here with minimal editing in hopes that some experts or interested parties among you, dear readers, can chime in. Just so everyone is clear, a disclaimer: I’m fascinated by e-discovery and legal [...]

Everybody knows that social networking sites are notorious for their ill-advised exhibitionism. Folks who are reasonably demure and respectable in person get their freak on when it comes to FaceBook or MySpace. Yep, insert an internet connection between them and the world and the gloves come off. Or rather only the gloves stay on. I’ve [...]

It’s not often that I get to write about two of my favorite yet unrelated things in a single blog entry. In this serendipitous case the two things are Major League Baseball and E-discovery. Or more specifically a ruling about the discovery in the infamous steroids use by MLB players investigation. This entry in the [...]