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: — […]
City Loses $1.4 Million Public Records Lawsuit
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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Florida Public Records Seminar
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 […]
Millions Of California Public Records Shredded Without Oversight
Millions of California public records have been destroyed over the past 10 years by counties and cities with little or no oversight on the process. Most of the public records shredding occurs under policies enacted to shield county and city governments from lawsuits. Although digital data storage has become cheaper, California counties, cities and other […]
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Australia Creating Facial Recognition Database of Citizens
The Australian government has been busy mapping the facial features of adult citizens that will be stored in a government database and used with facial recognition software to identify and track people on public surveillance cameras. Until now, few Australians were aware that their facial features were being mapped and stored in a central database […]
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