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Teams with Arizona, California, Utah and Virginia to Make Already-Free Public Records Easier to Find Google Inc. recently announced partnerships with the states of Arizona, California, Utah and Virginia to make it easier to retrieve hard-to-find government information on state government web sites. These relationships are meant to make more of the government information, already available free on...
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Two Readers To Receive Free Admission In our last newsletter, we announced that two lucky newsletter subscribers could win a FREE full registration (a $595 value) to the conference by sending an e-mail to us. We have randomly chosen two winners from all the messages received, and Ed Poll, of Venice, CA and Douglas Behr, of Los Angeles, will be able to attend all of the program's sessions courtesy...
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On June 20 and 21, 2007, American Lawyer Media's LegalTech, the largest annual gathering of legal technologists on the West Coast, returns to Los Angeles. This also marks the first time that the conference will be held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in downtown Los Angeles. Two lucky newsletter subscribers will win a FREE full registration (a $595 value) to the conference by sending...
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No matter how often we update "The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet," resources on the Internet change more often. So to help keep book owners up to date, from time to time, we include changes to the current edition in our free e-mail newsletter. Owners should note: 8th Edition FirstGov.gov - page 166-7 URL is now: http://www.usa.gov (This is the main entry in the book for this...
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No matter how often we update "The Cybersleuth's Guide to the Internet," resources on the Internet change more often. So to help keep book owners up to date, from time to time, we include changes to the current edition in our free e-mail newsletter. Owners should note: 8th Edition Virtual Reference Desk (aka "AskA") - page 75 This U.S. Department of Education-sponsored service is no...
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For a Limited Time Only Ancestry.com has recently added a database of U.S. military enlistment and draft records purportedly beginning with the Jamestown settlement (1607) and running through the Vietnam era (1970). Records can be searched with as little as a last name. However, the results list will be pretty long for such a search. (It's also important to note that the...
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Internet For Lawyers Sets Continuing Legal Education Seminars Internet For Lawyers has set the following slate of live Continuing Legal Education seminars in Los Angeles, Boston, Denver, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Washington DC, and Northern & Southern California during the Spring/Summer 2007. These seminars are specifically designed to benefit all legal professionals, including lawyers, paralegals...
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Latest Gadgets to be Introduced at Consumer Electronics Show (CES) Every year, barely after the New Year, the consumer technology industry comes together in Las Vegas for the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES¨) - the world's largest consumer technology tradeshow. There they introduce and celebrate the latest products and technological innovations in consumer electronics, including...
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Under the auspices of his current company, Justia, FindLaw co-founder Tim Stanley has launched a new directory and search engine of law-related blogs (blawgs) at BlawgSearch.com. The site launched with an index of "around 600 blawgs...{with] an emphasis on academic and technology law blawgs," according to an announcement Stanley posted to an online discussion forum. At launch, the site...
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New Feature Makes Creating Interactive Forms a Breeze Beginning with version 7.05 of its popular Acrobat Professional software, Adobe introduced a feature called "Typewriter" that reduces the creation of an interactive PDF form to just a few clicks. When owners of Adobe Acrobat Pro version 7.05, or newer, "Typewriter-enable" a PDF document, anyone using version 7 of the free...
