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• Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide

  George Orwell's 1984 envisioned a world where individuals were controlled and monitored by centralized government. While Orwell was correct in foreseeing evaporating individual privacy, the enemy of privacy is not necessarily government. Indeed, we may only have ourselves to blame for the destruction of privacy that we hold so dear.

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• Internal IT Corporate Snooping

  While companies provide certain rights to information technology and other employees to access specified categories of data, they may not be aware that often those rights are exceeded.

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• Index Engines Automated Extraction Module Eliminates the Need for Legacy Backup Environments during eDiscovery

  Index Engines, the leader in enterprise discovery solutions, today announced the general availability of the Automated Tape Extraction Module. The Automated Tape Extraction Module combines with the Index Engines Tape Engine to make traditional offline data discovery methods obsolete.

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• E-FOIA: Uncle Sam, Get It Right!

  The Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) enables the public to obtain information from the federal government to ascertain, as stated by the Supreme Court, "what the government is up to." After all, a government shrouded in secrecy is not a government by the people and for the people.

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• DS3 DataVaulting Partners With WorkProducts To Deliver MatterSpace Solution At LegalTech 2008

  DS3 DataVaulting, a leading provider of offsite, online data backup and restore services, which enables customers to rapidly and securely back up and restore files, databases and operating systems, today announced a partnership with WorkProducts to deliver the only comprehensive Evidence Lifecycle Management (ELM) platform with MatterSpace.

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• Drilling For Federal Information on The Internet

  In prior articles, I have explained that the public can gain access to federal information by submitting requests to government agencies and departments under the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA). In theory at least, requested information will be provided unless an agency or department invokes an exemption justifying withholding of the information.

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• Information Technology Can Help In Repairing National Infrastructure

  There is no question that our nation's infrastructure is crying out for repair, as highlighted by a number of bridge failures, levee breaks, and other disasters over recent years.

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• Corporate America And Uncle Sam Need To Wake Up To eDiscovery and E-FOIA Obligations II

  In this article, FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod examines the responsibilities of the government and private enterprise pertaining to electronic information under the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure for electronic discovery and the Freedom of Information Act. This installment addresses the Freedom of Information Act; Part One covered electronic discovery issues.

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• UC Libraries Partner with Google to Digitize Books

  The University of California libraries today (Wednesday) announced their partnership with Google to digitize books from the libraries' collections. UC becomes the latest partner in the Google Books Library Project, which was launched in December 2004 to digitize books drawn from the libraries of the University of Michigan, Harvard University, Stanford University, Oxford University, and the New York Public Library.

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• ProCurve Networking by HP Fortifies Security with ProActive Defense Solutions

  ProCurve Networking by HP today announced new and updated products in its ProActive Defense security portfolio to provide customers reliable network protection and comprehensive network access control that adapts to their existing network environments.

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