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...New York. Content Analyst, an advanced analytics developer, released ...
...care reform, copyright issues, and more. The keynote was sponsored by Content Analyst Co. and KPMG. ...
...Greg Buckles, analyst with eDiscoveryJournal, said it's...
...Olson, discussing “Recent and Upcoming Supreme Court Cases.” Sponsors: Content Analyst (booth #314), KPMG (#2101) (Tues. 9 a.m.) ...
Judicial perspectives of e-discovery attorneys' worst and best practices were the subject of a keynote session at LegalTech New York on Wednesday, while vendors in the exhibit hall shared insights on
...developed its own system, or licensed software from companies such as Content Analyst Co., Equivo Inc., and OrcaTec. A trend shaping up for LegalTech...
...one-day summit for journalists, analysts, and bloggers on January 16...to customized software, services, and content that runs on myriad personal...
...one-day conference for journalists, analysts, and bloggers on Wednesday to...Digital Solutions, will discuss LexisNexis content coverage from news to legal...
...the talk to cover copyright law, immigration, and health care. Sponsors: Content Analyst (booth #314), KPMG (#2101). (Tues., 9 a.m. - 10 a.m...
...new products and services, advertising doesn't perform as well as factual content appearing in the editorial pages of technology publications, blogs, and websites. With...
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