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: Ride the Lightning: Electronic Evidence?Zooming? Into 2021 with Audio/Video Discovery
The title of this post is the title of an ACEDS webinar I just signed up for.
Below is the description. Two of my all-time favorite speakers, Brett Burney and Doug Austin, are presenting this free webinar along with Ashley Griggs. Sounds like a great webinar! October 7, 1-2 p.m.
You can register here.
The volume of data stored as audio and video files has grown considerably in recent years. That growth has "mushroomed" in 2020, with so many meetings being conducted and recorded via Zoom and other web conferencing platforms. Discovery of this critical source of evidence can no longer be dismissed. But, what are the challenges and considerations for effective discovery of audio and video files, what do courts expect regarding their discoverability, and how can technology streamline audio/video discovery workflows today? Join us to learn how to address the trends and challenges of audio/video discovery in 2021 and beyond!
Topics include:
- Growth in Sources of Audio/Video Data
- Court Trends Involving Discovery of Audio/Video Evidence
- Challenges to Effective Audio Discovery
- Audio Discovery Considerations and Requirements
- Technology Trends and Best Practices
- Searching Audio vs. Searching Transcripts
- Illustration of an Effective Audio Discovery Workflow
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Full post as published by Ride the Lightning: Electronic Evidence on September 24, 2020 (boomark / email).
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