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Nifty finance or indentured servitude? Taking slices of graduates’ future income

  Yield-starved investors are taking slices of graduates’ future income Cassandra Este Media Coordinator The Posse List 13 November 2019 (Washington, DC) – Combine a crisis in college affordability

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The language industry, at SlatorCon San Francisco 2019: Unbabel stuns with $60 million dollar cash infusion. Looks like neural machine translation (“human-in-the-loop”) works [Part 2 of our 3 reports, with video]

  Alexandra Dumont Head of Operations The Posse List   3 October 2019 (Paris, France) – SlatorCon events are our favorite events for covering the language industry. We attend both the U.S.

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The language industry, at SlatorCon San Francisco 2019: Transperfect’s success, collecting language data for AI, and the latest advances in neural machine translation [Part 1 of 3 reports, with video]

  Alexandra Dumont Head of Operations The Posse List   30 September 2019 (Paris, France) – SlatorCon events are our favorite events for covering the language industry. We attend both the

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The Posse List listservs: some metrics

  By: Catarina Conti Media Operations The Project Counsel Group   13 May 2019 (Brussels, Belgium) – The Project Counsel Group hit a milestone over the weekend: 120,000+ subscribers. That’s

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Trump proposes to end U.S. student loan forgiveness program

12 March 2019 (Washington, DC) – As we wrote at the end of 2018, U.S student loan burden had swelled past $1.5tn despite actual lending volumes falling for more than half a decade, as struggling

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The U.S. Freedom of Information Act has morphed into a potent weapon for corporations

Alex Hania Manager The Posse List 6 November 2018 (Washington, DC) – When the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) was enacted in 1966, it was envisioned as a tool for journalists to facilitate

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U.S. antitrust chief promises faster reviews of U.S. mergers, potentially cutting e-discovery review time in half

By: Chloe Demos Social Media Manager 26 September 2018 (Washington, DC) — The U.S. Department of Justice’s antitrust enforcer, at an antitrust conference in D.C. yesterday, has vowed to

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U.S. student debt balloons past $1.5 trillion

  The overall size of US student loan debt has grown by $500bn since the 2010-11 academic year   5 September 2018 – The US student loan burden has swelled past $1.5tn despite actual lending

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Tales from the trenches: the explosion of e-discovery document review projects in D.C. and NYC

By: Alexis Chrystos Manager, The Posse List (a division of The Project Counsel Group)   We have received a fair amount of questions from staffing agencies, legal technology vendors, law firms,

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Talk about proportionality! :-) A new spin on “Jarndyce v Jarndyce”

“Ah, about those filet mignon expenses …” By: Catarina Conti   Jarndyce v Jarndyce is a fictional court case in “Bleak House” by Charles Dickens, progressing in the English

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