Researchers in Europe have developed a technology that allows a person to identify redacted words and phrases in confidential documents.
Gee, in the hands of an unscrupulous lawyer, this tool could have serious implications for attorney-client privilege.
Google is adding another new feature, debuting the beta of Google Groups 2. The new version will allow users to create their own mailing lists or groups, either public or private. SearchDay has more. Plus, the new Google Groups are offering Atom Feeds for each group, so you can have new posts…
CNet reports on the growing reliance of judges on search engines for judicial research. I’m glad to see that judges are using the Internet to assist in their decision-making, but I agree with comments in the article that judges should not rely solely on the results of a Google search, without at least taking…
Are you ever as frustrated with MS Word’s page numbering as I am? Well, even if I am the only one (although I doubt I am), this page on theins and outs of page numbering in Word will be a valuable resource for me.
Greg Notess offers some nifty bookmarklets that can help you quickly switch to other search engines, select text to send to a search engine, or otherwise expedite the search process.
Hacking the Law shows us the world through the eyes of a technologist turned lawyer.
A recent survey of employees finds that almost half of them would rather give up their morning coffee than the right to surf the Web at work. One of the interesting things about this survey is that employees say they spend an average of 2 hours a week at work surfing the web; IT…
The Uncivil Litigator is maintaining a running journal of his professional life, for his own enjoyment. All the better if you find something you like there…..
How do other computer users protect their passwords? Some share their methods in How To Safely Store and Manage Passwords.
After months and months of anticipation, the folks over at Google have launched a Googleblog, which will hopefully feature new and interesting information about the search engine.
Update: More from SearchDay, here.
