Articles from Information Management Journal (March 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
An opportune time to prove RIM's value.	Wiler, Vicki		529
Australian web filter plan criticized.			400
Beijing Olympic records closed until 2038.		Brief article	267
Bush gone, but e-mail problems linger.			631
Can NARA handle onslaught of Bush e-records?		Report	602
Cooperative process for minimizing discovery burden, expense.	Hedges, Ronald J.; Thomas, Jeane A.		1828
Cost containment: through a robust RIM program.	Dunn, Maura; Carlisle, Diane K.		2261
Cyber crime soaring in bad economy.		Brief article	241
Data breaches skyrocket in 2008.		Statistical data	415
EU launches online library.			354
Facing the economic storm: navigating RIM programs through hard times: business unit managers can help steer their programs through the current economic storm by providing leadership, capitalizing on new opportunities, and planning for the future.	Dearstyne, Bruce W.		2966
Federal Court sides with Cheney over retention of VP records.		Brief article	303
Federal regulations available online.		Brief article	280
Germany approves controversial law.		Brief article	270
How to successfully implement an e-records management program: recognizing the need for collaboration, the records management and information technology departments of the company highlighted in this case study partnered to implement a successful enterprise-wide electronic records management program.	Dionne, Mimi; Carboni, Adele		2512
NARA opens 9/11 commission records.		Brief article	224
Nationwide e-health records by 2014?			426
Obama Executive Order limits privilege for presidential records.			463
Obama gets approval for 'first smartphone'.		Brief article	305
Ohio Supreme Court ruling: e-mails are public records.		Brief article	257
Outgoing NC Gov. decides e-mail should be saved.			448
SEC seeks e-records for investment advisers.		Brief article	245
Smithsonian moves toward FOIA.		Brief article	297
Technology tips for cutting e-discovery costs.	Nelson, Sharon D.; Simek, John		1974
U.S. archivist Weinstein resigns.		Brief article	177
U.S. Education Dept. updates student privacy rules.			329
UK data centers close to bursting point.		Brief article	156
UK's archivist groups to merge.		Brief article	144