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In Google Scholar and Books

Besides Google Scholar, my (only) article ‘Electronic Discovery/Disclosure: From Litigation to International Commercial Arbitration’ has now been cited/referenced in the following books; ICDR Awards and Commentaries, Volume 1 edited by Grant Hanessian Link provided by Google search Arbitration Advocacy in Changing Times edited by A. J. van den Berg Link provided by Google search AAA [...]

Free ebook – Predictive Coding

The Predictive Coding for Dummies by Recommind is now available for download at Dummies.com

Idiot’s Guide or Dummies Book

The most difficult aspect of edisc(overy)/(losure) is writing a definitive, complete book covering all the elements of edisc that satisfies everyone or is suitable for general release. So, will a Dummies Guide or an Idiot’s Guide to edisc make it to this year Xmas book list? Perhaps an unlikely Xmas event. What has been stated [...]

attaching ‘identity’ to data

A publication – Aspects of Identity – from The British Computer Society Identity Assurance Working Group with foreword by Kim Cameron is available for download (pdf). From the publication: The BCS position is that individuals, not organisations, should remain in control of their personal identification, whether held by governments or other organisations. Individuals, organisations, governments [...]

Enterprise e-discovery and principles of war

Last year a friend suggested that I compare the Sun Tzu on the Art of War with the various Alternative Dispute Resolution approaches. I even have a great comic book on the Art of War!  Well now several books have been published on e-discovery and I have not bothered to buy and/or read them. Has [...]

Electronic Evidence: Disclosure, Discovery & Admissibility

A Book on Electronic Evidence: Disclosure, Discovery & Admissibility General Editor: Stephen Mason with specialist contributors 1st Edition 2007, LexisNexis Butterworths A decent textbook of legal principles (mainly common law jurisdictions) and a fair selection of chapters/articles on digital evidence.