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Howiekershaw102  One of the most crucial, and sometimes frustrating, aspects of reviewing electronically stored information is trying to follow e-mail "threads" ? the conversations created by replies (to all), forwarding, etc. Finding all related e-mails can be a challenge, but technology can help.

In "Exposing Content," Anne Kershaw and Joseph Howie explain how "e-threading" can help you contain e-discovery costs, explicating the three general ways that e-mails are associated into threads. They also offer a chart of vendors who provide technology tools to help you create the fabric of these conversations.

It's in the EDD Showcase, in the January edition of Law Technology News.

Full post as published by The Common Scold on January 17, 2010 (boomark / email).

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