Alice (I assume that’s her name, anyway), the law student and author of the weblog a mad tea-party, discusses a new online magazine for law students, JD Jungle.
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Did September 11 Affect YOUR Internet Use?
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Posted in Web and Online Culture
The Pew Internet Project comes out with some interesting studies, and this is no different. This week, read about September 11 and the Internet, and how the terror attacks affected Americans’ views about online information.
Audiogalaxy’s Back! But at a cost…
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Posted in Fun Stuff
Back before the RIAA began suing everyone in sight, I occasionally downloaded a song or two from AudioGalaxy — it was a great service, and I was sad to see it shut down. But as this ZDNet article shows, the service is back, offering downloads for a subscription fee of $9.95/month.
Drive-By Spamming?
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In a follow-up to my article in this week’s Internet Legal Research Weekly, this article from CNET discusses how companies with wireless networks may be vulnerable to spammers. All they have to do is drive up to a building with an insecure wireless network, log in, and spam away.
Hot off the Press
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The latest issue of the Internet Legal Research Weekly is available online for your reading pleasure.
9/11 by the numbers
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Speaking of PDF documents, The New York City Comptroller has issued One Year Later: The Fiscal Impact of 9/11. It’s a very interesting read.
Need a Quick PDF Document?
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Posted in Software
I love PDF documents, but I don’t often find the need to actually create one. A few months ago, I found that Adobe has a service called Create Adobe PDF Online, where for $9.95 a month you can create unlimited numbers of PDF documents. Not bad, but I don’t want to spend ten bucks…
Have you gotten any of these e-mails?
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Sophos, an anti-virus company, has released its list of the Top Ten E-Mail Hoaxes in August. If you get an e-mail that’s on the list, please, PLEASE think before you forward the e-mail to everyone you know.
One Reason NOT to have court records online
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Posted in Privacy
This story from the New York Times (free registration required) shows that many people don’t want their dirty laundry aired on the Internet.
Funny, though, that these records are public to begin with, and anyone with the time and energy can go down to the courthouse and read and even copy any document they want.
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