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Mesothelioma Information: Symptoms,
Treatment, Doctors, Lawyers &
Compensation

Mesothelioma Information: Symptoms,
Treatment, Doctors, Lawyers &
Compensation 06/14/2004 06:51 AM
Mesothelioma

mesothelioma-justice.org
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UCR and Professional Microcare Merge to
Create Fastest Growing Information
Technology Firm in Dayton, Ohio

UCR and Professional Microcare Merge to
Create Fastest Growing Information
Technology Firm in Dayton, Ohio 03/30/2005 03:30 AM
UCR provides a wide range of information technology and networking solutions to commercial, government and educational institutions in central Ohio. UCR employs a core staff of experienced technicians ranging from hardware repair and networking technicians to systems engineering and computer programming specialists in the Dayton, Ohio area.UCR (UCRNet.com) and Professional Microcare have merged, making UCR one of the fastest growing http://www.ucrnet.com/networking.asp [IT/networking firms in Dayton]. [PRWEB Mar 30, 2005]

Raw Print | Republican Ohio Secretary
of State boasts about
"delivering" Ohio to Bush

Raw Print | Republican Ohio Secretary
of State boasts about
"delivering" Ohio to Bush 01/06/2005 04:46 AM
Smoking Gun Ken Blackwell Letter: Brags About Stopping the "Disaster" of a Kerry Victory from Happening. Will the Senate Democrats Just Yawn as They and Democracy are Mocked by Bush's Katherine Harris in Ohio? (Scroll Down) 1/5 .. revealed .. deliver

rawstory.rawprint.com/105/blackwell_campaign_letter2_105.php
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Updated Guides for Mapping Types of
Information and Information Systems to
Security Categories

Updated Guides for Mapping Types of
Information and Information Systems to
Security Categories 12/30/2003 01:39 AM

Information Design Processes: Developing
Accessible and Understandable
Information

Information Design Processes: Developing
Accessible and Understandable
Information 09/16/2002 06:39 AM

The Necessity for Information Space
Mapping for Information Retrieval on the
Semantic Web

The Necessity for Information Space
Mapping for Information Retrieval on the
Semantic Web 08/13/2002 10:03 AM

Information Technology: Trojan Horse of
Information Overload

Information Technology: Trojan Horse of
Information Overload 10/01/2002 09:17 AM

Information Technology Information
Library (ITIL)

Information Technology Information
Library (ITIL) 05/03/2004 11:39 PM
Ad - http://www.itilsurvival.com May 4 2004 4:39AM GMT

A Press Pass to Cosmetic Surgery
Information at Your Fingertips - Log on
to Consultingroom.com for Exclusive
Information for the Press.

A Press Pass to Cosmetic Surgery
Information at Your Fingertips - Log on
to Consultingroom.com for Exclusive
Information for the Press. 06/24/2004 02:55 AM
Consultingroom.com is offering journalists an exclusive free service to access the latest information on cosmetic surgery. Register at consultingroom.com to save numerous hours of research and wasted telephone calls! [PRWEB Jun 24, 2004]

Why Lawyers And PR Don't Mix

Why Lawyers And PR Don't Mix 03/08/2004 11:04 PM
This is not the first time it's been noted that sending in the lawyers to try to "disappear" information a company (or individual) doesn't like tends to have the opposite results. Remember Barbara Streisand trying to stop a photographer documenting coastal erosion from posting a photo of her property? Prior to that, very few people noticed the site. After the lawsuit began many more people went and saw the photo. The same sort of thing appears to be happening with Infinium Labs and HardOCP. While there was mumbling in the gaming community that Infinium's Phantom gaming console didn't really exist, not too many people were paying attention. In fact, by hiring a respected CEO the company was gaining credibility. However, now that they've been tangled up in a lawsuit for threatening HardOCP for an article that was six months old and pretty much off everyone's radar screen, the questions raised by that article are suddenly getting a lot more attention. While the lawyers may think it's best to sue, the internet makes it very likely that any lawsuits (or even threats of lawsuits) pretty much guarantee that they'll be giving whatever content they want hidden even more attention. Someone should sit some of these lawyers down with some PR people and review each and every case where this has happened.

The GOP war on trial lawyers

The GOP war on trial lawyers 07/13/2004 08:27 AM
Is John Edwards an economy-draining, ambulance-chasing social pariah, as Republicans and big business claim? Ask his clients, like 5-year-old Valerie Lakey.

More lawyers on our side

More lawyers on our side 02/01/2005 09:50 PM
ZDNet Feb 2 2005 1:52AM GMT

The Lawyers and Their Money

The Lawyers and Their Money 05/12/2004 11:17 AM

This one goes into the Shameless Hall of Fame: Some of the lawyers who sued Microsoft for its predatory behavior against California customers are doing their best to fuel the public's contempt for the legal profession. They're asking for more than $250 million in fees, as the AP reports today -- "about $3,000 per hour for one lawyer, more than $2,000 an hour each for 34 other attorneys and $1,000 an hour for administrative work." This is beyond absurd. We get ripped off once by Microsoft, and now the lawyers -- whose deal with Microsoft gives precious little individual customers -- are bellying up to the trough in ways that would embarrass anyone who had an ounce of shame. The judge in this case should say no. Give the lawyers a reasonable fee, not this grotesque lottery score. It's the customers who deserve most of that money.

Pay up, Microsoft: lawyers

Pay up, Microsoft: lawyers 05/13/2004 02:15 AM
Melbourne Age May 13 2004 6:14AM GMT

Lawyers In Space...

Lawyers In Space... 08/05/2004 10:46 AM

Footballers' lawyers 'optimistic'

Footballers' lawyers 'optimistic' 03/08/2004 11:23 PM
A Leicester City official says lawyers are hopeful the three players held over sex attack claims will be released on bail.

School skirt ban OK, say lawyers

School skirt ban OK, say lawyers 06/21/2004 09:00 AM
Legal experts debate a school's decision to adopt trousers for all as its new uniform.

Lawyers act in Turkish flag row

Lawyers act in Turkish flag row 03/28/2005 01:26 PM
Turkish lawyers file a complaint against the country's most senior military officer in a row over an attempted flag burning.

Lawyers Add Salton Wounds

Lawyers Add Salton Wounds 06/01/2004 05:29 PM
George Foreman grill maker hit with class-action lawsuits.

Guantanamo lawyers confident

Guantanamo lawyers confident 07/03/2004 06:32 PM
Lawyers herald the US Supreme Court's ruling allowing Guantanamo detainees to contest their captivity as a turning point.

BayStar sets lawyers on SCO

BayStar sets lawyers on SCO 07/26/2004 07:04 AM
It ain't over, till it's over

Lawyers Sue for Guantanamo Detainees
(AP)

Lawyers Sue for Guantanamo Detainees
(AP) 07/03/2004 03:33 AM
AP - Lawyers have filed suit demanding the U.S. government justify its detention of nine foreign terror suspects at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

DOJ lawyers want to block Oracle

DOJ lawyers want to block Oracle 02/11/2004 09:34 AM
ZDNet Feb 11 2004 1:08PM GMT

Pentagon Lawyers Say Saddam Is a POW
(AP)

Pentagon Lawyers Say Saddam Is a POW
(AP) 01/09/2004 09:53 PM
AP - Pentagon lawyers have determined that Saddam Hussein has been a prisoner of war since American forces captured him on Dec. 13, a Defense Department spokesman said Friday.

£20m spent on De Lorean lawyers

£20m spent on De Lorean lawyers 02/12/2004 02:47 AM
More than £20m was spent by the government in legal fees against the auditors of the De Lorean car company.

After The Lawyers, Can We Kill All PR
People?

After The Lawyers, Can We Kill All PR
People? 07/15/2004 02:00 PM
I would really like to believe that not all PR people are this bad, but I'm beginning to lose faith. Last year, I wrote up a longer piece about PR people who don't understand blogs and tried to do things like trick bloggers into writing about the companies they represented. I mentioned, in passing, that some PR people submit press releases to the site, even though we clearly say not to do so. I can certainly understand it if a PR person didn't happen to catch that post. However, if you're going to be in PR, and you're going to try to get blogs to write about the companies you represent, we should set some ground rules. First: Read the damn site. If we never talk about highly technical things like a new computer fan, do not try to get us to write about a new computer fan. You're wasting our time, your own time, as well as the money of the company you represent. Second: Read the damn submission page. If you're not going to understand what the site is about, at the very very least (we're not asking for much) you could read the page where you submit the press release, because it says (in bold) not to submit press releases. If you can't even bother to read that page, why should we bother to read your press release? Finally: If you're going to ignore both of these fairly simple rules, do not then claim on your own website that you are somehow "A High Tech PR Agency" or that you have "the broadest high tech PR experience of any Public Relations Agency." It's not true. If it were true, you would know not to do what you keep doing. Also, don't claim that you "did online PR before the Internet." You didn't. The internet was there before you were. This isn't difficult, but bloggers are not traditional press. While some of them may accept press releases, the fact that you can't bother to take the briefest amount of time to figure out what kind of publication we are suggests you're not so tech savvy after all.

SCO's Lawyers Analyzed

SCO's Lawyers Analyzed 11/06/2003 09:57 AM

Lawyers Don't Get Quite As Much In The
Microsoft Case

Lawyers Don't Get Quite As Much In The
Microsoft Case 09/17/2004 04:12 AM
Remember the lawyers who worked out the settlement deal with Microsoft in California? The ones who wanted $3,000 an hour for legal work, and $1,000 an hour for administrative work? All because they got you a stunning $16 for the copy of Windows that you overpaid for? Well, it looks like those lawyers will have to settle for a bit less. Rather than the $286 million, a judge has ruled that they'll only get $112.5 million. Of course, that means more of the settlement money is available to anyone who bought Microsoft products in California and fills out the claim form. Amusingly, I just tested out the claim form and found that, at least on this computer, it didn't work in Firefox, but worked just fine in IE.

MJ fires his lead lawyers

MJ fires his lead lawyers 04/27/2004 01:06 PM
always a sign that things are going well

Chidambaram on why lawyers are not in
service tax net

Chidambaram on why lawyers are not in
service tax net 07/12/2004 07:04 PM
NewIndPress Jul 12 2004 11:28PM GMT

Microsoft to pay lawyers $112m

Microsoft to pay lawyers $112m 09/17/2004 10:19 AM
News 24 Sep 17 2004 2:32PM GMT

The Ohio player

The Ohio player 06/22/2004 01:52 PM

Investigating Ohio

Investigating Ohio 12/22/2004 01:34 AM
Rep. John Conyers isn't ready to declare the election stolen, but he'll continue to dig into the droves of complaints -- and fight to fix the broken U.S. election system.

Back to Ohio

Back to Ohio 09/08/2004 08:23 PM

Ohio Memory

Ohio Memory 03/19/2003 10:46 PM

CongratulationsNow to Ohio

CongratulationsNow to Ohio 09/09/2004 11:56 PM

Dang, those Ohio people are kicking butt again. Exhibit A: KnowItNow.

"KnowItNow is a live online information service provided free of charge for the citizens of Ohio by the State Library of Ohio and your local public library. Professional librarians are available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to answer your reference questions and assist you in finding information....

Librarians around the state staff the KnowItNow service. During regular library hours staff working in Ohio’s public libraries (click here to learn if your local library participates) monitor the service and respond to your questions. After hours, the KnowItNow After Dark team of professional librarians provides high quality information service even in the 'wee hours' of the morning. Online tutors are also available and ready to assist students with homework from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week.

KnowItNow is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. General Reference assistance is available during all hours. Specialists in the subjects of business, foreign languages, genealogy, government information, health, history, law, literature, music and art, science, technology and the social sciences are available from 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Monday - Saturday. Questions in these specialties may be asked anytime but may be referred to specialists for next day response.

Tutoring service from online professional tutors is available from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. seven days a week. Some questions may be referred to the online tutors during this time."

I learned about this service earlier today when I talked with Brad Stephens from the NOLA Regional Library System in Ohio. We partner with Brad and NOLA for ListenIllinois (by the way, the third enrollment period is open now!), and I'm always intrigued to hear what he's up to. He and his staff have been central to getting this service up and running, and what a service it is.

Brad was justifiably proud to tell me KnowItNow has contracted with 62 librarians who basically telecommute to cover all of those 24/7 hours. They're the first such service to keep all of the hours in-house (so-to-speak) and not outsource them. They estimate they're going to handle 10,000-12,000 questions per month, which will make a great success story. It's heartening to see such cohesive, well-done statewide efforts such as this one, although it's a sad reminder of how splintered online reference has become in Illinois.

I also like how KnowItNow is the third piece of a trifecta that includes HomeworkNow (homework help) and ReadThisNow (reader's advisory). All of the sites are nicely done, too - attractive and useful. Big-time congratulations to everyone involved!

Best Buy Sued By Ohio

Best Buy Sued By Ohio 08/20/2004 04:15 PM

Ohio Wants God in Schools

Ohio Wants God in Schools 05/20/2004 10:17 AM
A bill currently under consideration in the Ohio General Assembly would force public schools to "display the official motto of the United States of America 'In God We Trust' and the official motto of Ohio 'With God, All Things Are Possible' in each classroom, auditorium, and cafeteria of each school building in the district." Ohio Public Radio reports here.

Antitrust Lawyers Not Happy With MS Fee
Structures

Antitrust Lawyers Not Happy With MS Fee
Structures 01/19/2004 11:45 AM
The Justice Department says one of the key parts of antitrust legislation against Microsoft isn't working out quite the way the federal government wanted and that the company may not be living up to its responsibilities. U.S. antitrust lawyers had hoped the settlement with the software giant would pave the way for Microsoft's rivals to have a better footing to compete against the company by forcing it to disclose more of the communication protocols it uses in its software.
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