5 Top Musings From LegalTech 2009
At LegalTech, as usual, Equivio had the chance to speak with lots of people from a broad cross-section of the e-discovery industry - service...
India to follow $2,000 car with $20 laptop
New Delhi is backing a plan to produce a laptop computer for only $20, which would considerably undercut the so-called '$100 laptop' designed by...
Witch-hunt for bad (and good) service
We want to hear your stories about good and bad customer service from vendors in the legal technology industry.
Have you been ripped...
Is there a pause on 0866 fax transmissions?
I have sent a few faxes to 0866 numbers recently, and whereas in the past the fax went through without any delay, now there...
Autonomy to buy Interwoven for $775 million
British software company Autonomy agreed to buy U.S. content management group Interwoven for $775 million to boost its access to the worldwide legal and...
Chris Pearson and Korbitec part ways
After 21 years Chris Pearson and Korbitec have parted company. "21 years with the same company is a long time - especially in the software...
Neotel introduces NeoConnect
Imagine a service. One wireless service that allows you to access the Internet, make voice calls and SMS. All on one account. All on...
Intel may cut prices
Top Investment bank Pacific Crest has said that Intel plans to introduce significant price cuts across its product range.
Interwoven receives top honours in Law Technology News Awards
Interwoven, Inc., a global leader in content management solutions, today announced that it has won Gold and Silver awards in Law Technology News' (LTN)...
Worm attack continues
The Conficker/Downadup worm is slithering across the Web at an "amazing" pace, say F-Secure researchers. Calling the scope of the attack "amazing," security researchers...
Wikipedia evidence dismissed by Magistrate
A man is acquitted on drug-related charges, a Volksblad report notes. He was found not guilty of dealing in a substance 'related to' liquid...
Sony, HP, Dell, Toshiba recall thousands of faulty Lithium-Ion laptop batteries
Sony, Hewlett-Packard, Toshiba and Dell are recalling as many as 100,000 laptops worldwide that used faulty Sony-made lithium-ion battery packs.
