It seems they unveil a new feature just about every day now, doesn’t it? This time it’s called Smart View, and it’s an enhancement to Yahoo! Maps. Just plug in an address, and you’ll have the opportunity to find restaurants, shopping, community services, and more in the surrounding area. Very cool. Chris Sherman has

  • Martin has just started writing Boilerplate, a weblog “dedicated to elegant drafting in contracts: plain English, clarity, legal precision, appropriate risk allocation and commercial sense.” Hear, hear!
  • The law students at the former En Banc have begun again, as it were, with De Novo, which will feature a continuing series of symposia on

It has happened to all of us — we dash off an e-mail in haste or in anger, pressing the Send button before we really had time to think about the consequences of our actions. How many e-mails have you received (or sent) that were mailed prematurely?

Well, you don’t have to worry about that

Sure, finding Web pages in your research is great, but if you’re looking for sources of greater content, surely it must be found in the PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint presentations, and other type files found on the Internet. Nowadays, most search engines allow you to narrow your query to search for such file types —

Your office is equipped with the latest in security technology — firewall, antivirus, spyware blocker, etc. Even with all these protections, there’s one thing that can’t be solved by new hard- or software: your own actions. PC Magazine says that you are the weakest link, and if you don’t learn how to protect yourself,