Social media content could be subject to e-Discovery requests -
FierceContentManagement
As electronic forms of communication took center stage, the rules of
discovery were expanded to include electronic evidence such as emails,
documents stored on servers, instant messaging data and web content.
Electronic discovery (e-Discovery), the process of seeking, identifying and
securing electronic data for use as evidence, evolved as a way to manage
demand for these new forms of information.

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http://www.fiercecontentmanagement.com/story/social-media-content-could-be-subject-e-discovery-requests/2011-10-18
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