Saturday, December 29, 2007

Probably Only Interesting to other Bloggers How to Lose Your Job on Your Own Time. The Web is a window on personal lives, and employers can peer in. By RANDALL STROSS. [NYT > Technology] 1:14:39 PM    comment [] Copyright Ban Sought in Europe What's Online: Piracy and Privacy. The recording industry is seeking legislation in Europe that would require the filtering of Internet connections to block the illicit transfer of copyrighted material and more. By DAN MITCHELL. [NYT > Technology] And how does anyone detect these copyrighted materials and possible illicit transfer? Sometimes a government has a public awareness campaign where it really wants the material copied and sent to all and sundry, but the government copyrights the webpages, posters, podcasts etc. Wouldn't the "public good" be served by copying and sending them to everyone we know is interested? 12:56:39 PM    comment [] Tesla Transparency Tesla CEO blogs explanations. Info on changes and delays for the electric sports car reiterated on Tesla blog as a follow-up to town hall meeting. [CNET News.com]  In addition to a good looking car, the website seems to have newer ways to disseminate information. 12:49:43 PM    comment [] CA.gov gets an Egov Site Review at Libraryola At Libraryola, reviews of both the CA.gov and the Governor's homepage note a lack of news, feeds, podcasts and more missing. The tagline at Libraryola is "We Want Government Information." I've noticed that sentiment at many blogs and wikis. Libraryola is a weblog about trends in government information, primarily focusing on e-government written by Chris Zammarelli, a graduate student at the University of Marylandâo[dot accent]s College of Information Studies. 12:42:12 PM    comment []

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