Monday, December 12, 2005. Also from that service they are going to keep all the emails that you sent and receive on their servers. Also on these servers, Google will save every search that people have made using their search engine. Just imaging the potential damage people can do if they ever get their hands on this information. Wednesday, November 23, 2005.

Friday, March 24, 2006. A tugboat at the Port of Valdez. This is an experiment in using Picasa to upload photos to Blogger. Not too shabby! This is a tugboat at the Port of Valdez. It is used to push the giant oil tankers out to sea and escort them out of Alaskan waters. Thursday, March 09, 2006.

Sunday, December 18, 2005. Continuing on with my assessment of Chapters 8-10, 12, and 17. I had never been introduced to algorithms or alg.

This Blog will journal some of random thoughts on Random things. It was initially started as a way to document coursework and milestones in my Fall 2005 Digital Governance course with Dr. My 10th fluency milestone reflects the culmination of what has been truly a great learning experience in the Digital Governance. Thank you Professor Shulman! Use of digital technology. On the individual, the organization, a.

Milestone 1 defining information technology. Milestone 2 network and privacy. Milestone 3 HCI and digital landscape. Milestone 7 errors and debugging. White House Rss Feeds and Podcasts. Ill side effect of Hactivism.

Sunday, March 12, 2006. The Coming Storm Over Mass E-mails. It seems as if every time I do a talk these days on e-rulemaking and the reserach problems we are tackling. At least one person wants to know whether all this is leading to a new set of rules governing speech. In the March 13, 2006 edition of The New York Times, we begin to see more concrete signs of a coming storm. We now face the possibility of having less free speech and more regula.