New to me local tech blogs

On Queue, from agencyQ
Bethbeck's Blog
Alliance Interactive
Co-OpTek
Community IT Innovators
Aptify CEO Blog
Spider Bytes, from Spider Systems: an informal mix of whatever is on our minds. We write about all kinds of things, ranging from new product features for our customers to technical tips for other software developers.
QSM, The Intelligence Before Successful Software Projects
Inventory & AIDC Software Blog
Attensity Company Blog
Inside Intellectual Property, from Legal Advantage
Franconnect
Enterprise Content Management - the Indigo Arc Viewpoint: Discussion about Content Management strategies, tools and issues; the overlap between Enterprise Architecture and Content Management.
CYNCZ, your contacts anytime anydevice

The Organization of Legal Professionals

Via Gabe and David, we learn about the Organization for Legal Professionals.

We had naively assumed that there was already an organization that certified legal support standards. Not so it seems. This then is a welcome development.

New to me local blawg

Carolyn Elefant's MyShingle.com, Inspiring Solos, Small Law Firm & Aspiring Solos Since 2002

Legal Wikis

JurisPedia

CrimeLine

PatentLawPractice

New to me legal tech blogs

Litigation Support Industry: Business News and Information Blog: Business information about the litigation support and electronic discovery industry. Including acquisitions & mergers, funding news, significant business successes, new alliances, product announcements and relative links. Please feel free to forward news worthy information to Brad Jenkins

The eDiscovery Paradigm Shift: The rapid increase in the volume of Electronically Stored Information (ESI) has dramatically changed the fabric of the litigation lifecyle and caused a subsequent paradigm shift in eDiscovery and Computer Forensics. This Blog is dediciated to providing a forum to discuss all of the evolving best practices and new technologies that are emerging in an effort to support this new paradigm.


Florida E-Discovery: The state of electronic discovery in Florida.

e-discovery blogs and wikis

Via E-Evidence Information Center:

BLOGS

Windows Incident Response
Harlan Carvey

int for(ensic) {blog}
Andreas Schuster

Computer Forensics Blog
Jamie Morris

Computer Forensics/E-Discovery Tips/Tricks and Information
Mark McKinnon

Computer Forensics, Malware Analysis & Digital Investigations
Lance Mueller

Forensic Incident Response
Hogfly

Didier Stevens on Forensics
UserAssist Research

8 bits Forensishc [in Dutch]
Use Google Translate to view

A Day in the Life of an Information Security Investigator
Chief

Oracle Forensics
Paul M. Wright

Computer Forensics and Incident Response
Bill

Forensic Pagefile
Not much yet; hopefully...

Forensic Computing
Mike Murr

Ride the Lightninng
Sharon Nelson

http://geschonneck.com
Alexander Geschonneck

Forensic.Secure.Net
Mariusz Burdach

MySecured.com Blog
Marwan Al-Zarouni and Salvatore Fiorillo

Volatility - Volatile memory analysis research
AAron Walters

World of Replicants
Bill Ethridge

A Geek Raised by Wolves
Jesse Kornblum

Andrew Hay’s Blog
Check out the 'Suggested Blog Reading'

e-Discovery Team
Ralph Posey

Electronic Discovery and Evidence
Michael Arkfield

Cyb3rCrim3
Susan Brenner

Network Observations/Security Forensics
Network Instruments

WIKIS

Forensics Wiki
Created by Simson Garfinkel

Computer forensics
From Wikipedia

Sanderson Forensics/Digital-Detective
Registration Required

[Computer] Forensics
From SecuriWiki

New to me local legal tech blog

EDD Blog Online, An insiders look into the ever evolving landscape of legal discovery to include but not limited to computer forensics, electronic discovery, email archiving, online review and proactive management.

Added to the Tech on the Potomac RSS reader.

New to me local tech blawgs

From Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice: Unfair Business Practices

This blog focuses on unfair business and trade practices such as business conspiracy, breach of fiduciary duty, misappropriation of proprietary information, fraud, tortious interference with contracts and other unfair business practices that are not neatly defined. Since we are located in Tysons Corner, Virginia, many of the cases discussed will come from Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia courts. We hope the reader finds this blog instructive.

Commlaw - Mass Media, Following the Broadcasting Industry

Added to the Tech on the Potomac RSS reader.

Email abuse miscellany

Bachmann Email May Violate Federal Law, House Ethics Rules

An email sent by U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., may violate federal law and House Rules.

The email from Bachmann's press secretary, Heidi Frederickson, was published on the weblog Dump Michele Bachmann. It had been sent from Frederickson's government account.

Astroturf on the public's dime. Not smart.

U.S. Attorney Firings and Abramoff-Related Emails sent from RNC and Other Outside Addresses Circumvent Mandatory Record-Keeping System

Misuing the public's funds and violating their record keeping requirements, genius.

New to me tech blawg

electronic discovery law

New to me legal tech blog

beSpacific, accurate, focused law and technology news.

Yet another Pentagon PR disaster

Potshot at Guantanamo lawyers backfires

Two weeks after a senior Pentagon official suggested that corporations should pressure their law firms to stop assisting detainees at Guantanamo Bay, major companies have turned the tables on the Pentagon and issued statements supporting the law firms' work on behalf of terrorism suspects. ...

... Brackett Denniston, senior vice president and general counsel of General Electric, said the company strongly disagrees with the suggestion that it discriminate against law firms that do such work. "Justice is served when there is quality representation even for the unpopular," Denniston said in a statement.

That's General Electric, major defense contractor and owner of NBC News.

Threats are rarely good PR, this one was partcularly cow handed.