Follow the E-Mail Trail – What you can learn from the data embedded in e-mail headers, by Mark A. Berman and Aaron Zerykier, The National Law Journal.
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Daily Archives: April 30, 2006
Expansion of Presidential Powers Concerns Scholars and Congress
Boston Globe: Bush challenges hundreds of laws:”President Bush has quietly claimed the authority to disobey more than 750 laws enacted since he took office, asserting that he has the power to set aside any statute passed by Congress when it conflicts with his interpretation of the Constitution.” VT Sen. Patrick Leahy: Bush is abusing power… Continue Reading
In Hurricanes’ Aftermath, Archivists Plan to Better Manage Future Disasters
Archivists hone disaster plans: The loss of vital historical documents as a result of hurricanes Rita and Katrina have caused state archivists to re-evaluate the scope and effectiveness of the their disaster plans, as well as the need to establish different relationships with federal authorities. Related sites: The Georgia Archives Louisiana Division of Archives, Records… Continue Reading
JURIST Nominated for a Webby Award
“JURIST has been nominated for a prestigious Webby Award as the best Law website of 2006.” Register, and please vote for JURIST. Continue Reading
Sunlight Foundation Offers Citizens Tools to Sift, Share and Combine to Ensure Gov’t Transparency
“The mission of the Sunlight Foundation is to use the transformative power of the Internet and new information technology to enable citizens to learn more about what Congress and their elected representatives are doing, and thus help reduce corruption, ensure greater transparence and accountability by government, and foster public trust in the vital institutions of… Continue Reading
PC Users Guide to Fixing Problems Without Tech Support
PCWorld: Never Call Tech Support Again! “Why suffer though hours on hold when you can solve the problem yourself? Whether your PC won’t boot, keeps crashing, is infested with adware, or can’t get to the Net, we’ll help you fix it.” Continue Reading
