Hey, You're Not My User!. Do you need a password? Not anymore, if a software developed at the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology becomes mainstream. In this news release, Newswise writes that researchers have developed a software able “to identify computer users — with high accuracy — by their individual, distinct typing styles.” This “behaviometric” technology… Continue reading Hey, You're Not My User!
Author: Vince Kimball
Paolo
Paolo has heard that Apple is giving away iBlog (from lifli Software) to people that renew their .Mac accounts. Backup Brain has heard this too. Interesting. This would make it impossible for Apple to put pressure on lifli to change the product's name (since it does infringe on Apple's itools portfolio of trademarks). My guess that this is a try before you… Continue reading Paolo
Ray Ozzie
Ray Ozzie hints that Groove is going to do something interesting with Web Services that will be very hot. Any speculation? My guess that the work being done is to integrate a Groove client with sources of corporate data that can be then shared across a Groove connection (other than simple documents). Think of it… Continue reading Ray Ozzie
Unfair and unbalanced… but effective
Unfair and unbalanced… but effective. Jack Balkin reports on a study showing how media propaganda has worked to sustain support for the US invasion of Iraq.[Werblog]
Don't Forget the Outside World When Thinking about KM
Don't Forget the Outside World When Thinking about KM My friend and former colleague, Jean O'Grady, the Director of Information Services at Wilmer, Cutler & Pickering has written an article, The Importance of Targeted Information in the LegalTimes. Jean writes a good overview of specialized sources for current business intelligence and legal developments. Her article… Continue reading Don't Forget the Outside World When Thinking about KM
Office 2003 – Who Owns the Keys to the Kingdom?
Office 2003 – Who Owns the Keys to the Kingdom? In Office Buzz: Check the E-mail on September 25, 2003, the New York Times reviews Office 2003, the latest Microsoft upgrade to the Office suite. The review is mixed at best. The columnist notes that “Microsoft has made shockingly few changes to Word, Excel and… Continue reading Office 2003 – Who Owns the Keys to the Kingdom?
Technology for Law Firm Marketing and Its Implications
Technology for Law Firm Marketing and Its Implications Yesterday I heard Swati Agrawal of firmseek and Anne Balduzzi, a legal and technology marketing consultant, present on “Using Technology to Make the Most of Your Marketing Dollars” at a an event hosted by the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Legal Marketing Association (LMA). Swati and Anne emphasized… Continue reading Technology for Law Firm Marketing and Its Implications
For First Time in 8 Months, U.S. Businesses Add New Jobs
For First Time in 8 Months, U.S. Businesses Add New Jobs. The Labor Dept. report suggested that a long-anticipated economic recovery might finally be enough to help workers. By David Leonhardt. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
Bush Cites Parts of Arms Report to Justify U.S. Action in Iraq
Bush Cites Parts of Arms Report to Justify U.S. Action in Iraq. President Bush today defended his decision to strike Iraq after the U.S. inspector said no illicit arms have been found. By David Stout with Terence Neilan. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]
Wes Clark's War
Wes Clark's War. It is worth taking a step back and taking a fuller look at the record of the newest Democratic presidential hopeful. By Michael R. Gordon. [New York Times: NYT HomePage]