This article from WebProNews.com is both instructive and entertaining. The article reports on a testy email exchange between a young attorney and an experienced legal eagle with his own law firm that has now become public news in the online world of blogs. From the article — The summary – a young lawyer applies for […]
Wired News is reporting on a smart street artist in the United Kingdom who is using technology to grab feeds from private surveillance cameras in local buildings and rebroadcasting these camera feeds to a public audience, in order to draw attention to how easy it is to compromise this new technology. From the article — […]
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The following is a press release put out by LexisNexis on their RecoverScore product for debt collectors. The RecoverScore product is offered through the LexisNexis Accurint service. Our republishing of this press release is for informational purposes only and should not be viewed as an endorsement of the service — BOCA RATON, Fla.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Feb. 21, […]
David Canton with the London Free Press argues that, in the age of Google; specialized people search sites; blogs and social networks like Facebook and MySpace, internet privacy is all but nonexistent. From the article — In addition to Googling a person, sites have been created for the purpose of profiling individuals and businesses. Try […]
Skipease has released a handy list of top ten free people search tips and online people search sites for the general public as well as professionals on PRWeb. You are allowed to print, publish and distribute the list any way you wish without permission from Skipease. You can view the press release @ People Search […]
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