When you’re a blog, you tell people “Happy Thanksgiving” through a blog post. So, Happy Thanksgiving 2025 from eDiscovery Today!

When it comes to this blog, I’m thankful for many things. I’m thankful that there are so many resources out there available for interesting topics to share with all of you, which is a must for a daily blog! Some of the most frequent resources are listed in the sidebar on the right side of this blog, so feel free to check those out!

I’m also grateful to all the Educational Partners who make eDiscovery Today possible, including: Cimplifi, ProSearch, KLDiscovery, Casepoint, Lexbe, Level Legal, Nextpoint, Cloudficient, Lineal, S2|DATA, Syllo, Relativity, Elite Discovery, CloudNine, ReVia, Epiq and Veracity Forensics.

I’m also grateful to Affinity Partners Minerva26 and ACEDS for their support and commitment to education, as well as Foundational Partners EDRM and Craig Ball, for their support, commitment to education and helping me get the blog launched in the first place!

From a blog standpoint, I’m grateful for all of you who choose to get their eDiscovery, cybersecurity, data privacy, information governance and artificial intelligence trends, best practices and case law from eDiscovery Today! You’re the people who really make the blog possible! And I appreciate how you’ve spread the word – eDiscovery Today already has nearly 45% more views than it did all of last year – and the year isn’t over yet! And we hit one million lifetime views in April of this year! Thank you! ❤️

Finally, I’m grateful to my family – my wife Paige and our kids Kiley and Carter – for their love and their patience and support as I have worked so many long hours to build this blog and this business. I love you! 😍

So, Happy Thanksgiving 2025 from eDiscovery Today! What are you thankful for? Please share your thoughts or let me know if there is a topic you’d like for me to cover.

Image created using Microsoft Designer, using the term “robot pilgrims sitting down outside for a Thanksgiving dinner”.

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