Coplink, a program that links and compares data from new and existing police investigation files, is being compared to Google for law enforcement. So far, the Tucson Police Department is the only agency fully using the software, which costs between $40,000 and $200,000. The decision on whether to use this software ought to be

Last week, Earthlink mistakenly refused a large number of e-mails coming from various domains, thinking it was spam. This just happened to me — I regularly forward e-mail from my work address to home, and for the past two weeks Southwestern Bell refused the e-mail from my law firm domain name, thinking it was

This CNet article shows just how powerful Google has become — a company that previously came up fourth on a search listing in Google saw its business drop 30 percent after Google removed the company from its listings..

This one’s a fun site — Googlism.com will boil your life’s work down into one sentence — what the Internet thinks of you. For example, a search for Tom Mighell brought: “tom mighell is a shareholder at cowles & thompson and a member of the dba publication committee.” ‘Nuff said.