Google Alerts For Competitive Intelligence Gathering

Pandia Search Engine News has published an excellent article on using Google Alerts to gather competitive intelligence on other businesses as well as monitor the buzz about your own business or industry. From the article — One of the oft overlooked hidden gems in Google’s enormous offering is Google Alerts. Within minutes, one can be […]

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Google Traffic Maps For Your Cell Phone

Google maps now allows users to view traffic data from their web-enabled cell phones for over 30 major U.S. Cities. You can view traffic and congestion information on your mobile devices for these U.S. metropolitan areas to estimate delays. The traffic-enhanced Google maps software for mobile devices can be downloaded @ Google Maps. […]

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License Plate Tracking For The Masses

In a recent Wired News article a designer of license plate reading ( LPR ) equipment for police officers and law enforcement officials to scan and track vehicles by license number says the technology will soon move into the private sector, where everyday citizens will be able to purchase this LPR technology and use it […]

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Fresh Legal News From Law.com’s NewsPoint

Legal professionals can get the latest legal news served up fresh with Law.com’s NewsPoint RSS legal feed software. Law.com’s legal news software is easy to download and install and serves up-to-date legal news directly to your computer from thousands of news sources, including Supreme Court Decisions, legal news sites and law blogs. You can find […]

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AT&T Pays to Settle Customer Information Investigation

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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