Once again, the information posted on social networking sites like MySpace, FaceBook and Friendster continues to aid law enforcement officials and investigators. The following Star News article details how an investigation that resulted from information and pictures that were posted in an online social network led to the confiscation of over 2,000 marijuana plants. Even […]
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We switched our web browser from Internet Explorer to Firefox a long time ago, due to the better stability, security and customization available with the free, open-source Firefox browser. In addition, Firefox has a large number of user-created extensions that you can add to the browser to aid your online web searching and research. This […]
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Mises.org has published a very good defense of debt collectors and the debt collection industry. You can read the article @ In Defense of Debt Collection. […]
This article in the Star Telegram does a good job of answering a consumer’s question, “Can debt collectors call neighbors?” The article gives some very good information that debt collectors should remember and follow in order to keep themselves and their employers out of legal trouble. From the article — The answer, in this situation, […]
Wired people and social networks have changed everything, even war. The BBC is reporting that the Pentagon is keeping a close eye on the videos that soldiers post to online video-sharing sites like YouTube and MySpace. From the article — The Pentagon is keeping a close eye on what its troops post online, with special […]
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