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Latitude59 pitch competition draws 465 startups from 53 countries as prize pool grows to €400,000
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Tallinn’s flagship startup competition has quietly become one of the most useful early-warning systems for Nordic compliance and cybersecurity technology, and the 2026 edition has just given professionals…
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Stanford’s 2026 AI Index highlights rapid growth and widening governance gaps
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Stanford’s 2026 AI Index, released April 14, lands at the exact moment cybersecurity, information governance, and eDiscovery leaders are being asked to stand behind AI systems they cannot…
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Invisible by design: NATO’s 2026 cognitive warfare paper and the crisis of discovery
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Cognitive warfare is often written about as a mix of propaganda, deepfakes, and platform manipulation. A new NATO CCDCOE paper from Tallinn, released in 2026, takes the concept…
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The billable hour’s information problem in eDiscovery
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: The billable hour is losing its grip on legal discovery, and the pressure is no longer theoretical. When automated tools can compress hours of document work into minutes,…
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When agents act: the Rule 26(f) disclosure threshold for agentic AI in eDiscovery
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: A Colorado magistrate judge’s March 30 ruling in Morgan v. V2X, Inc. has handed the discovery bar a template for how protective orders must treat generative AI —…
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The Data Sovereignty Vise: Two Governments, One Compliance Trap, No Safe Harbor
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Two governments rewrote the rules on cross-border data within the same week, and the rules point in opposing directions. China’s April 7 Regulations on Industrial and Supply Chain…
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The EU’s E-Evidence Framework Goes Live in August and Most of Europe Isn’t Ready
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Cross-border access to electronic evidence in the European Union is about to undergo its largest structural change in decades. Regulation (EU) 2023/1543, which applies from August 18, 2026,…
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1H 2026 eDiscovery Business Confidence Survey Launches With Expanded AI and Revenue Focus
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: Confidence across the eDiscovery sector is running at its highest level in years—but that optimism is now colliding with operational questions that demand sharper answers. The 1H 2026…
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The Veto Is Gone: Hungary’s Election Upends EU-Ukraine Cyber Defense and Data Sovereignty Dynamics
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: This new article draws heavily on the Institute for the Study of War’s April 13 Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, which documented the strategic consequences of Orban’s defeat for…
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FBI Classifies Suspected Chinese Breach of Wiretap Surveillance System as ‘Major Incident’
By Rob Robinson
Editor’s Note: A suspected Chinese state-sponsored intrusion has reached the FBI’s own wiretap management infrastructure — and its classification as a “major incident” under FISMA is, according to cybersecurity analysts,…