Aren’t Blackberries great? Not only can you use them to send and receive e-mail in your business, you can also use them to receive words of encouragement during a political debate. At least that’s what a Florida candidate for U.S. Senate says he was receiving on his Blackberry during a recent political debate.
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Biz Bang Buzz, a new blog from Anthony Cerminaro, covers news and information relevant to entrepreneurs, executives, and others interested in business and technology.
The increasing number of digital records maintained by the National Archives will be stored in the Electronic Records Archives, which is scheduled to open by 2007. The massive project, which will consume over a million gigabytes of data, will be completed by 2011.
Justice Arthur Gilbert of the California Court of Appeals is, by his own admission, shamelessly posting selected columns he has written for the Daily Journal during the last decade, in Gilbert Submits.
The Yahoo Companion Toolbar comes bundled with Anti-Spy, a spyware/adware detection program that can monitor your computer for the bad stuff. Chris Sherman has a review of the new toolbar.
CeCe Gassner of the LifeTech Law Group is blogging about legal and regulatory developments related to the life sciences, bioagriculture, and nanotechnology, at Law Under the Microscope.
I have written before that it’s important to choose a strong password for your online activities, because most passwords can be easily broken. Now the prevailing wisdom is that we all need not one, but two passwords to increase your online security. My firm’s remote access application uses two passwords, and it works pretty well.
Miss any of the July search engine news? Chris Sherman recaps the highlights in Search Engine Milestones for July 2004 (the title says August, but it’s really July).
Spam is now a part of our daily existence. Fortunately, filters have emerged that can cut out the junk, and greatly reduce the crush of mail that invades our inboxes every day. Unfortunately, some of the filters being used are too strong, and the result is that valid e-mails are being deleted without our…
David Finn, a former Dallas judge and now criminal defense lawyer, is writing on criminal defense issues at the appropriately named Dallas Lawyer — David Finn.
