January 30, 2008 • 10:23 am Comments Off on Technology Risks Warping the Law
How should the Supreme Court react to the inevitability of technological change, knowing full well that it cannot predict the future any better than the rest of us? The answer to dealing with emerging technologies may lie in the Roberts Court’s professed inclination toward judicial modesty.
Technology Risks Warping the Law
Tue, 29 Jan 2008 05:15:23 GMT
Filed under: Law, Tech, Court Decisions
January 30, 2008 • 10:11 am Comments Off on Paperwork
How to deal with paperwork. Or not.
Incoming paperwork » The Cartoon Blog by Dave Walker
Filed under: Productivity
January 29, 2008 • 9:00 am Comments Off on My Tools: Box.net
Online file storage, from free to paid. Lots of storage available at low prices.
Box.net – Free Online File Storage
Filed under: Productivity, Tools, collabortion, file storage
January 26, 2008 • 1:13 pm Comments Off on New Tools for Google Docs
January 26, 2008 • 12:47 pm Comments Off on Thank you, Robert
Thank you, Robert, for adding the human element that this new net world is craving. It’s so difficult to keep the small-town community feel that many seem to want when it needs to be spread over a surface the size of our globe. Articles like this help us to see the person behind to headlines, to see the flaws yet not diminish the respect earned. You have such a talent for this, for humanizing, yet not tarnishing, the icons we create.
The shy Mark Zuckerberg, founder of Facebook « Scobleizer — Tech geek blogger
Filed under: Leadership, Social Networking, Facebook, Scoble
January 25, 2008 • 11:01 am Comments Off on The Entrepreneurship Myth
Is being a business owner the dream you think it is? Scott Shane doesn’t think so.
Filed under: Entrepreneur, SOHO
January 8, 2008 • 2:47 pm Comments Off on Google and Facebook Join DataPortability.org
Things are turning in a good direction with the participation of Google and Facebook in the Dataportability project. With Plaxo, these are three of the most used sites where people are depositing contact information, events, favorite things – the kind of data you would share with “friends”. Having to re-enter this info is time-consuming, and checking that everything is correct is annoying. Being able to take a copy of all this data and paste it into another site will be a welcome relief – as long as I’m the one doing it, and I’m sure of the security where it’s going.
Bombshell: Google and Facebook Join DataPortability.org – ReadWriteWeb
Filed under: Networking, Privacy, Productivity, Social Networking, data, portability, sharing
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