A new tech device for phones has definitely caught our attention. Plug any phone line into the Magic Jack device and you instantly have free local and long distance calling and call waiting, forwarding and emergency calls. Magic Jack is a small, portable device that plugs into any pc or laptop’s USB port (broadband required) and [...]
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Most webmail users (i.e., nearly everyone with a pulse), at best, guess how long their dormant free email accounts are kept alive. (It’s important to define “dormant” in the sense of webmail accounts. Dormancy generally relates to login. Most webmail hosts, e.g., Yahoo, Gmail, AOL…, will reset the “scheduled removal” of unread email at regular intervals. This [...]
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We’re going to continue last week’s topic regarding defamation suit awards for online commentary. Pursuant to my Bulletin article, Buffalo 14228 weighed in with this follow up: Source: The Beacon Bulletin What I find interesting it that a $7500.00 award was given to someone for allegedly interfering with another’s opportunity to make money. Something was written [...]
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We’re experiencing a trend in public profile search requests. Our attorney and corporate clients are requesting that we patrol cyberspace for negative press attributed to their firms. We conduct a comprehensive online sweep and return the results to our clients. This cyer-vigilance of ones career is not limited to the legal field. Recently, a journalist, Lee Kaplan, [...]
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