U.S. Border Laptop Search Can Be Challenged
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It hasn't gotten a lot of play in the news media, but a recent U.S. District Court decision may at least weaken a policy that theoretically gives the Department of Homeland Security the right to search laptop storage of more than two-thirds of Americans. In case you've forgotten, in August...
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Romney Campaign Apparently Planned Ahead for Stolen Laptops
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We've heard this sort of story before (here, and 0 Comments
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File Sharing Site RapidShare Required to Monitor All Content
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You thought the MegaUpload seizure was bad? Check this out. The Swiss file uploading service RapidShare, accused of harboring copyrighted content, has been ordered...
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What SMB Data Backup and Rush Limbaugh Have in Common
Profile: Sharon Fisher
It's funny sometimes how a perfectly ordinary press release can have a lot more to it than appears at first. Take Carbonite (NASDAQ:CARB). The company issued a press release a few days ago citing a study finding that many small businesses were using old, unreliable methods such as external hard...
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Western Digital Finally Closes Hitachi GST Purchase
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Almost exactly a year after it was first announced, Western Digital has announced that it has closed its purchase of Hitachi GST, after being required to sell off...
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Judge Rules that Legal Firms Can Use Computer-Based ‘Predictive Coding’ in E-Discovery
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In a decision that may be as far-reaching as the 2006 changes in rules for civil proceedings that essentially created the e-discovery market, Southern District of New York Magistrate Judge Andrew Peck has 0 Comments
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