Chris Pierre of the Evince Blog and I recently had an interesting discussion about privacy and investigations that garner evidence from the internet. You can check it out here: The Evince Blog » Blog Archive » Picture and Video Evidence Found on the Web.
Web 2.0 and online evidence
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