Category Archives: Privacy

Countdown to our Information Governance Webinar: T minus 2

By Barclay | Published: September 13, 2011

Register for the webinar here.  At ViaLumina we have been partnering with eDiscovery Journal for some time. We have been feverishly working together on a brand new survey report that we will hope will bring some much-needed definition to the information governance space.  Earlier this year, we ran an extensive survey about information governance at [...]

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In Praise of Shadow IT

By Barclay | Published: March 2, 2011

Your poor employees. At home they are social media superstars, posting ironic witticisms and heartfelt sentiments to an audience of adoring “followers” and “friends.” Their iPhones are stuffed with the latest apps. They’ve embraced Google in every aspect of their life, from Google Analytics for their American Idol fan page to Docs for their PTA [...]

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Another Twitter Revolution?

By Barclay | Published: January 23, 2011

“The most rapid revolution in history,” he wrote. “Because we are connected. Synchronized.” The new Tunisian Minister of Youth and Sports, who is sharing detailed observations about the upheaval in Tunisia to his 10,000+ Twitter followers. [1. "Tunisia's Inner Working Emerge on Twitter," David D. Kirkpatrick, New York Times, January 22, 2011.] As an interesting [...]

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Would Social Media Have Helped or Hindered Hitler?

By Barclay | Published: December 16, 2010

“Grossman’s paternal grandmother came from Galicia, in Poland. In 1936, a Polish policeman stopped her on the street and said something hostile. On the spot, the unworldly young widow decided to take her two children to Palestine.” ‘The Unconsoled: A writer’s tragedy, and a nation’s,’ George Packer, The New Yorker, September 27, 2010. “‘Hitler and [...]

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