Continuing our tour from yesterday:
This article shows that if you don’t protect your computer from outside attack, you could be charged with child pornography.
The onslaught of law-related weblogs just keeps on coming, via Denise, Ernie (at a new location), and Jerry — I’ll be posting them all week:
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This week’s issue of the Internet Legal Research Weekly is available for your review. Highlights:
PC World features an article on that “growing web standard,” RSS. A nice introduction to anyone who 1) is an info-junkie and 2) wants to learn more about simplifying their searches.
Michael Fagan has launched a beta version of his Translation Wizard, which will translate text or entire web pages for you, in a multitude of languages
Someone has created the Random Personal Picture Finder — it enters random numbers into the Google Images database, and returns images matching those numbers. Fun for you Internet voyeurs out there.
More new law-related weblogs, courtesy of Blawg.org:
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Google News will now send you News Alerts for items you specify. Just plug in your search terms, specify the method of delivery (once a day or “as it happens”), enter your e-mail address, and sit back and wait for the alerts to roll in!
Here are a few new law-related weblogs noticed by Blawg.org recently:
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