New Scientist Tech is reporting on a software program developed in Japan that makes common name Google people searches more accurate. From the article – Scouring the web for someone with a common name could become easier with software that automatically distinguishes between individuals by analysing the details of search results. The software tool, developed […]
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The Palm Beach Post reports on a recent lecture on identity theft by famous con man Frank Abagnale, whose criminal activities were made into the movie “Catch Me If You Can”. From the article — Frank Abagnale knew about identity theft before it had a name. In fact, he practiced it with precision. His legendary […]
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Hedir.com has published the following trick in their web directory that shows Gmail users how to find out which sites give away their email addresses to spammers. When you give your email address to a website, you hope that they don’t sell or trade your address to a bunch of spammers. Well if they do, […]
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PI Buzz reports that Court TV is currently looking for professional private investigators, who are currently working on active cases, to appear in primetime television programming. You can find out more by visiting PI Buzz. […]
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Central Florida News 13 is reporting on yet another MySpace controversy surrounding about 30 Texas Death Row inmates, who have personal profiles posted on the popular social network site. From the report — MySpace Welcomes Death Row Inmates – At least 30 prisoners awaiting execution in Texas have pages on MySpace, which is used by […]
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