Are social media e-discovery's next nightmare? ( - Legal - Internet )
People who have been involved in the challenges of
e-discovery<http://www.computerworld.com/s/topic/204/E-discovery>for a
while remember when email arrived on the scene nearly two decades
ago. It changed the way people collaborate and left companies with mounds
of digital information that was costly and time-consuming to sort through
when litigation struck.


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