This week’s “”Top 10″ (ok, this week there are 15 but we had to squeeze in 15 because they’re all pretty good) electronic discovery articles from Orange Technologies.  All seemed relevant to our (ever diverse) membership base: 

1. Back Off Metadata Ethics Complaint, Judge Tells Lawyer Suing Sexploits Blogger – http://tinyurl.com/mpa6du 
2. Digital Britain Report- vision for ensuring that the UK is at the leading edge of the global digital economy – http://tinyurl.com/mg3o6b  
3. Companies hosting third-party content beware: promises can get you in trouble – http://tinyurl.com/nopvkf  
4. Big Brains at Big Blue Make Legal Tech Work http://bit.ly/ufXvt  
5. Are Lawyers Competent to Construct Keyword Searches? http://tinyurl.com/nwbgo8  
6. The Plumbing of a Motion to Compel – http://tinyurl.com/mojzn8  
7. Untimely objections doom motions to compel – http://tinyurl.com/np9zy6  
8. Law Firms Threatened by Fat Chameleons – http://tinyurl.com/ld4fgd  
9. Getting Started – The Biggest Challenge to eDiscovery – http://tinyurl.com/mf2c2t  
10. Fact-Based, not Faith-Based, Confidence Needed When Implementing eDiscovery Processes – http://tinyurl.com/kkrdd5
11. Social Networks Keep Privacy in the Closet – http://tinyurl.com/nxjmoa  
12. Now You See It…Now You Don’t…Well, Maybe You Actually Never Saw All Of It. http://tinyurl.com/nfm42x
13. Court Costs: $1,000,000 in Translation Costs Awarded to Prevailing Party – http://tinyurl.com/mcq8ux
14. Accelerating Review in an Imperfect World: Part – http://tinyurl.com/mwkowx
15. Legal TREC: An In-depth Examination of Text Retrieval – http://tinyurl.com/lkuecy

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