A new personal data mining technology could make people searches and background checks faster and more reliable. Many companies that collect people’s personal information have large amounts of information on individuals, but don’t have good technology for searching and analyzing all of this personal data. Suresh Venkatasubramanian, a computer scientist from the University of Utah, […]
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Some of our visitors may have heard of “skip tracing” or “skip tracer”, but do not really know what the term means. However, if you have ever Googled a person or searched for a past friend of family member online, you have already done some basic skip tracing work. When people (debtors) change addresses and […]
Google is still one of the best free people search engines online. With the right search you can find people from your past through a Google search. Some of the top people search results on Google include social network profiles from Facebook, MySpace, LinkedIn etc. Here are some tips for finding someone on Google: — […]
An Ohio man has won a $1.4 million dollar lawsuit against the city of Bucyrus, OH. The suit was filed against the city over public records that were destroyed from 16 years ago. Edwin Davila filed the lawsuit in June 2009 because the city of Bucyrus could not provide 9-1-1 tape recordings he’d requested from […]
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The Naples Daily News will co-sponsor a public seminar on Florida’s public record laws in September 2010 inform people about the state’s open records and open meetings laws. The First Amendment Foundation and the Florida Bar Media & Communications Committee produce the Florida public records seminars that are held throught the state. These organizations also […]