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Why the RMA is DEAD

Agencies continue to struggle with records management

Federal agencies continue to struggle with properly managing their records, and the changing nature and technology of 21st-century record-keeping could throw a further wrench in the process.

Rise of the Information Professional: A Career Path for the Digital Economy

Google launches ad campaign to ease privacy concerns

In its Good to Know effort, Google will spend tens of millions on ads in U.S. newspapers and magazines and in public places such as subways to urge people to protect their personal information online.

Twitter account ownership at issue in San Francisco federal case, as businesses, firms and others brace for fallout

A contested Twitter account has spawned a federal lawsuit and scrutiny over businesses' social media policies, or lack thereof.

Lessons Learned for 2012: Spotlighting the Top eDiscovery Cases from 2011

eDiscovery trends for 2012 that we feel certain will occur in the near term. To understand how these trends will play out, it is instructive to review some of the top eDiscovery cases from 2011.

Social media, presidential intervention steered e-discovery in 2011 as ESI emerged in new roles

Start of government records overhaul and social media impact were two leaders of major 2011 events.

Q&A with William P. Butterfield on his Testimony Regarding the Costs and Burdens of eDiscovery Before the House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on the Constitution

Lawyer e-discovery malpractice, cost-taxing among game-changers that began reshaping landscape in 2011

Rise of predictive coding, industry consolidation and other major trends push e-discovery forward as industry matures.

Presidential Memorandum- Managing Government Records

Memorandum for the heads of Executive Departments and Agencies regarding Managing Government Records.

Records Management Strategies - plotting the changes