WSJ.com Mobile Reader user [email protected] wanted you to see this: “Greene schools target cyber bullying – Charlottesville Daily Progress” Greene schools target cyber bullyingCharlottesville Daily Progress, VACyber bullying is a growing problem nationwide, according to recent research, and it’s an issue that proves complicated and in some cases tragic. In perhaps the most notorious case,...Read More

“Air Force grounds Cyber efforts – Appeal-Democrat” Air Force grounds Cyber effortsAppeal-Democrat, CABy Nancy Pasternack/Appeal-Democrat They lobbied as hard as they could to get the Air Force’s nascent Cyber Command headquartered at Beale Air Force Base. But after nearly two years of correspondence with military brass and California lawmakers, …Read More

“New cyber security project could take up Arundel HQ – Baltimore Business Journal” New cyber security project could take up Arundel HQBaltimore Business Journal, MDThe federal government is expected to consider Anne Arundel County for the home of a cyber security initiative, potentially bringing up to $30 billion in government spending and jobs to Greater...Read More

Millions of Internet users log onto sites such as MySpace, Facebook and LinkedIn every day to chronicle the intimate details of their personal and professional lives, promote their business or “find a friend.” These online interactive sites allow users to create profiles that include pictures and private information for the entire world to view. These...Read More

House Democrats have pushed back a vote on legislation that would allow bankruptcy judges to rework the mortgage loans of troubled borrowers, amid hesitations from moderate Democrats about the measure. See Full Article HERE.Read More

Applications Report Cites Potential Privacy Gotchas in Cloud Computing (Computerworld, 02/25/2009) NIST Creates Cloud-Computing Team (Federal Computer Week, 02/25/2009) The National Institute of Standards and Technology has created a new team to determine the best way to provide security for agencies that want to adopt the emerging technology called cloud computing, said Ron Ross, a...Read More

The new year has come and gone on the Gregorian calendar. But the new year for legal technology is still in progress at LegalTech New York, where vendors are unveiling their new products and services and attendees are helping them celebrate. LegalTech attendees should revel in the number of vendor initiatives aimed at reducing e-discovery...Read More

Google is looking to increase its presence in Washington as it gears up for a fight on a range of regulatory and privacy issues. See Full Article HERE.Read More

A safety group is advocating a total ban on cellphone use while driving, saying the practice is clearly dangerous and leads to fatalities. To see the article, click HERE.Read More