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Last Friday I was in Atlanta, where I gave a talk on social media marketing at Dan Kennedy’s InfoSUMMIT conference. I’m something of a fish out of water at a Glazer-Kennedy event. For example, unlike at Bl...

Social networking offers an abundance of evidence that may not be obtainable without undercover work. Unfortunately, discovery rules and ethical guidelines are outpaced by the growth of social networks. Attorne...

I’m pleased to announce that the Second Edition of my Computer Crime Law casebook has just been published. A few quick points about it, for those who are interested in such things: 1. About 20% of the main...

Recently I wrote about the difficulty of making role-based access control work, and how reasearch at Dartmouth showed that it was better to let people take the access control they need to do their jobs, and aud...

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A survey about state of the art C compiler optimization tricks, Felix von Leitner, Linux Kongress 2009. The introduction and the conclusion is quite well put: Optimizing == important. But often: Readable...

From the Open Access Journal of Forensic Psychology, by a whole list of authors: "A Call for Evidence-Based Security Tools": Abstract: Since the 2001 attacks on the twin towers, policies on security have cha...

I’m flying to New York City today for the Audience Conference, so I thought I’d share a quotation about the relationship between writers (or any content creator) and the people they hope to connect with. W...

Recent stories have documented the ridiculous effects of zero-tolerance weapons policies in a Delaware school district: a first-grader expelled for taking a camping utensil to school, a 13-year-old expelled aft...

Back in the late 1990s, some large Internet association conducted a survey in order to bestow awards in categories like Best Web server and Best Web browser, and one of the categories was Best Web authoring to...

A Guest Post by Marelisa Fábrega. Image by drmama. Do you have a really good idea which you want to go viral? Is there a behavior you’re trying to modify in your blog readers, such as encouraging them to sa...

The iceberg effect in research: how theorems can be lost Fred is my favorite name, when I need a “random” name. You might have also noticed that the picture is not even a picture of a person—it’s...

A while ago I stumbled upon a real handy two-page PDF with a restructuredtext (rst) cheat sheet. If you work with rst and need to look up things from time to time: recommended! The link directly t...

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The New York Times Deals blog reports on a fascinating new computer search and seizure decision, and one that I think was very likely wrongly decided:   Federal prosecutors hit another setback on Monday in th...

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