First off, I’m going to let you know that I am very biased on this topic, and believe that it is the goverment’s express duty to make its laws known to the people they affect. So, when I was at the Oklahoma Supreme Court, and managing the court’s public website, OSCN, we made every
IT Chic – Bluetooth Watches for Women
This looks like a very hip, highly functional cool new tool that I would seriously consider owning. Depends upon how it looks, ‘tho . . .
Sony Ericsson Announces Bluetooth Watches For Women
London, UK – 24th of September, 2008 – Convenient, good looking and distinctive, the Bluetooth ™ MBW-200 range of Bluetooth™ watches is
iCyte is 20/20 – Finding, Storing, Tagging and Saving Your Research
While at the AALL annual meeting, I met Stephen Foley, the Chief Tech Officer of a new company called iCyte. iCyte is beta testing its product which is designed to help the researcher better compile the information he or she gathers on the web, and to house copies of the original version
Protecting Knowledge
In a week and a day, Nevada steps up with a new law requiring encryption of electronically transmitted personal information.
NRS 597.970 Restrictions on transfer of personal information through electronic transmission.
[Effective October 1, 2008.] 1. A business in this State shall not transfer any personal information of a customer through an electronic transmission other
WAP 'n KM
My co-blogger Greg has already posted a great list of DR lessons, so I thought I would add a thought of my own.
My DR/KM recommendation is for an organization, instead of individuals. For the duration of Ike and his aftermath, I have lived electronically on my BlackBerry. I tried not to complain
Disaster Recovery — What I Learned From Ike
The good news is that all of the geeks are alive and well after Ike. The great news is that one of us got to actually go on a vacation and left the other two to pick up the virtual limbs left on our blog.
Here are just some quick things I learned from Ike:
I Like Ike… Well, Not Really… But, I Get To Twitter Away The Weekend!
In case you didn’t know this, all the geeks on this Blog are based out of beautiful warm and sunny Houston, Texas (oh, okay…. hot and humid Houston – but it is still beautiful!) And, unless you’ve been under a rock, we have a little hurricane coming down on us in the next couple of
MicroSoft Has a Commercial about Nothing . .
There was a lot of hulla-baloo today about MicroSoft’s latest attempt to recapture the market after Apple achieved wide appeal with its PC v Mac ads.Following the theme of the famed Seinfold show, Jerry Seinfeld’s presence assures that this commercial is about nothing.Lots of critics that it was unfunny. Not I. A giggle did escape
The Magic of Advertising
A devotee of Mad Men, I found this recent article on the Psychology Today blog fascinating. Discussing perceived value and branding, it sells us on the value of ideas.http://blogs.psychologytoday.com/blog/brainstorm/200807/advertising-is-magic
Link Steroids — Gimme the Juice!
Search Engine Optimization is a constant game of cat and mouse between the Search Engine companies and the webmasters of the world. Seems like last week, one of the biggies on the webmaster side got caught by the biggie on the search engine side, and in the process, I learned a new industry phrase called