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17 July 2011 — Ralph Losey as written a great piece on the Rupert Murdoch scandal — essentially a story of e-discovery, the seamy dark side of e-discovery that operates underground and in violation of the law – the world of hackers. He puts in all in the context of media power, the changes in technology that have made this all happen, and provides a great “Introductory 101″ class on the Murdoch story from the perspective of…
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Discovery of Widespread Illegal e-Discovery Dooms the Media Empire of Rupert Murdoch
July 17th, 2011 
posselist May 26th in Chicago: “IBM, Jeopardy, and the Ethics of Electronic Discovery”
April 7th, 2011 posselist 
May 26th in Chicago: “IBM, Jeopardy, and the Ethics of Electronic Discovery”
Presented by Professor Paul Stancil
***1.0 hour of Illinois ethics CLE credit pending***
Lunch will be provided
For all details click here.
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No Comments »March 26th: “Top 20 … plus more”– a compendium of e-discovery articles and upcoming events
March 26th, 2011 posselist Our “Top 20 … plus more”, a snapshot of interesting blog posts, and views on electronic discovery related issues and other tech developments from the past week. Sponsored by Applied Discovery.
This week we’re assessing economic impact in two widely divergent areas. While we continue to struggle to wrap our heads around the continuing aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami in Japan, experts are already sizing up their effects on the economy.
Yesterday, the
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Posted in Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles Tags: Chris Dale, contract attorneys, discoverapplied, document review, e-discovery, ECRM, ediscovery, EDRM, electronically stored information, ESI, Esq., Google, IBM, Jason . Baron, John W. Simek, Joshua Kubicki, LegalTech, Mary Mack, media, metadata, predictive coding, privacy, Ralph Losey, Sharon D. Nelson, social media, temporary attorneys, Virginia Henschel, Watson, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles Tags: Applied Discovery, ZyLAB No Comments »Lawyers Replaced by Computers for eDiscovery Search – a Retrospective
March 23rd, 2011 posselist 
23 March 2011 – There was a tremendous reaction to the John Markoff article in the New York Times titled “Armies of Expensive Lawyers, Replaced by Cheaper Software”. Chris Dale has a great post — a round-up of some of the comment stirred by the article.
For his post click here.
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: "Armies of Expensive Lawyers, Applied Discovery, Chris Dale, Clearwell, discovery, e-discovery, edisclosure, ediscovery, Electronic disclosure, IBM, John Markoff, New York Times, predictive coding, Ralph Losey, Recommind, Replaced by Cheaper Software", Steven Levy, Watson No Comments »March 12th: “Top 20 … plus more”– a compendium of e-discovery articles and upcoming events
March 12th, 2011 posselist Our “Top 20 … plus more”, a snapshot of interesting blog posts, and views on electronic discovery related issues and other tech developments from the past week. Sponsored by Applied Discovery.
What hath Watson wrought? First, artificial intelligence beat two superhuman brains at Jeopardy! Now, John Markoff is suggesting that document review software is so advanced that it is ready to replace human review.
Markoff’s article has been a lightning rod: some follow his…
Posted in Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles Tags: contract attorneys, discoverapplied, document review, e-discovery, ECRM, ediscovery, EDRM, electronically stored information, ESI, Esq., Google, Jason . Baron, John W. Simek, Joshua Kubicki, LegalTech, Mary Mack, media, metadata, predictive coding, privacy, Ralph Losey, Sharon D. Nelson, social media, temporary attorneys, Virginia Henschel, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles, Weekly "Top 20 ... plus more" E-Discovery Articles Tags: Applied Discovery, ZyLAB No Comments »