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According to a July 19 article in TechWeb Technology News, AT&T has agreed to pay a $550,000 settlement on behalf of recently acquired SBC to end an investigation into third-party access to customer telephone records. The article is reprinted below — AT&T will pay a $550,000 settlement to end an investigation into third-party access to […]
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San Diego County has made available to the public a freely searchable mapping system that allows users to search for regional crimes in San Diego County. Users can search crimes by neighborhood, address, zip code, date and time. The crime mapping search collects information from all law enforcement agencies from all of San Diego County, […]
The AP is reporting on a gross government oversight by L.A. County. A 17 year old girl who was reunited with her biological father after 10 years is suing L.A. County for failing to use “due dilligence” to reunite them sooner. From the article — A teenage girl who had a much-celebrated reunion with her […]
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Prefound.com asks, why should users reinvent the wheel every time they query a search engine, and responds by creating a social search engine where collective human intelligence determines what results are included in a web search and where web sites rank in those results. Prefound.com is getting a lot of publicity lately for their cutting-edge […]