Jerry Lawson over at NetLawTools discusses the pros and cons of E-Mail updates over RSS. I agree with the proposition; RSS feeds and news aggregators have tremendous potential to revolutionize the way we use the Internet.
In fact, Jonas and Kevin have come up with an extension of a cool concept called the LazyWeb…
PBS’ show Media Matters has an upcoming episode on blogging – visit this page on Welcome to the Blogosphere to see whatInstaPundit’s Glenn Reynolds looks like.
…think again. Two MIT graduate students bought 158 used computer hard drives, and found that 49 of them still contained medical correspondence, letters, and over 5,000 credit card numbers. This article stresses the importance of completely erasing your hard drive before you get rid of it.
Thanks to Cindy Curling for her nice coverage of Inter Alia in Legal Weblogs Revisited over at LLRX.
Couldn’t make it to Consumer Electronics Show 2003? No problem. CNet provides you with the Top 10 products unveiled at the show.
Actually, Teoma announced its advanced search options last November, but the search engine has now gotten around to creating anadvanced search form.
Not a day goes by that I don’t find out about some new law blog on the Internet, and today I have two more (plus an index) for your consideration. First up is Balkinization, featuring commentary on law, politics and culture by Yale law professor Jack Balkin. (Via Bag and Baggage, via InstaPundit…
Sure, Google’s the hottest search engine going these days. But can it last? BusinessWeek Online reports on Google’s gaggle of problems.
The Consumer and Health Information Section of the Medical Library Association offers a page of 100 top medical sites for health consumers. The list is broken down into specific topics, including General Health, Women’s Health, Men’s Health, numerous sites relating to kid’s health, Seniors, Specific Health Problems, Drug Information…
inter-Face allows you to manipulate Dominique’s facial expressions — oddly addictive.
