The Legal IntelligencerModifying, storing and transmitting information takes into consideration many elements of information technology in the legal industry, as elsewhere. Topics include Web 2.0 technology, records management, data backup, content management systems, databases, archiving, wikis, disk-to-disk transfer, extranets, data hosting, wide-area networks (WAN), local-area networks (LAN), internet protocol (IP), internet service providers (ISP), transmission control protocol (TCP), wireless networking, routers, SSD (Solid State Disk), and more.
...consideration of the intersection of new opportunities for discovery available via social networking sites with the broad discovery orders that Pennsylvania trial courts have granted...
...in EEOC v. Simply Storage ManagementLLC...
Businesses are facing several new realities. Their customers and clients expect them to go beyond "traditional" forms of communication into social media
...quantities of digital content and client demands...have started informal networking, exchanging information with...offers records management storage, shredding, backup, and...
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...its SharePoint collaboration, content management and Web...2013's social networking features. Koenigsbauer demonstrated...the SkyDrive cloud storage service, Koenigsbauer stated...
...use of social-networking sites is challenging...hire has embarrassing content published openly. There...EEOC v. Simply Storage Management LLC...
...I prepared to write this article, I remembered my very first social networking experience. It was 1984, and I had just purchased an Apple 2e...
...change the way "social networking" sites are viewed by...Act, enacted in 1986, to content on today's social networking...
...issues involving social networking sites. in...all social network content — and, in...
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