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Monthly Archives: February 2004
9/11 Panel Confronts Continued Obstacles to Completing Report
In the continuing saga of obstacles faced by the 9/11 Commission, the Washington Post reported that the panel has been denied access to notes taken by selected members in accordance with exacting specifications dictated by the White House. See also this February 1, 2004 editorial from the Miami Herald, Setting the record straight on 9/11… Continue Reading
Links to Testimony from Recent 9/11 Commission Hearing
Below you will find links to testimony from the seventh public hearing of the 9/11 Commission, January 26-27: The Border Security System Prior to September 11: Mary A. Ryan, former Assistant Secretary for Consular Affairs, Department of State; Doris Meissner, former Commissioner, Immigration and Naturalization Service, Department of Justice An Incident in Florida: Jose E.… Continue Reading
Law Firms Seek to Optimize Website Redesigns
Newer Versions of Firm Web Sites Boldly Go Where Few Lawyers Have Gone Before. Continue Reading
Perspective on Information Architecture
An Introduction to the Thought of S.R. Ranganathan for Information Architects: “The Five Laws of Library Science – The Five Laws are the kernel of all of Ranganathan’s practice. They are: -Books are for use. -Every reader his or her book. -Every book its reader. -Save the time of the reader. -The Library is a… Continue Reading
Manhattan Supreme Court Begins Trial Program With CourtCall
N.Y. Plan Allows Lawyers to Phone In: See CourtCall, telephonic court appearances Continue Reading
