PREVIEW OF THE FORTHCOMING FALL 2007 ISSUE

EDITOR'S NOTES ABOUT THE FALL 2007 ISSUE - Our burgeoning office was feeling the pressure as we prepared the is, our largest issue-- espcially as ciruclation has pased 25,000 paid. I believe we rose to the occassion. This issues is bursting out off the pages— from the electfying cover by renowned digital artist Kim Wang to the probative analysis of this summer's United States Supreme Court decisions on important privacy and copy right cases... all the way back to some hilarious and insightful letters from readers. Guest writer, Felise Mendoza's essay on immigration which attacks the popular leftist ideas on immigration and trade, is as witty and cutting as anything that has appeared on our pages.

 

Don't LOL - The Newest Form Communication is Subject To One of The Oldest Tort Laws - Defamation

By Michael Goldstein | Instant messaging or “IM” a technology permitting users to send and receive text messages to one or multiple parties without a time delay between sending and receipt of the message is a powerful tool. Using this technology is similar to having a conversation with another person; just like that person was in the room with you. The difference is that the two or more people may be several miles or even continents apart. The benefit of this technology would seem to be obvious, in that a conversation can take place much like one were on a telephone, but without the long distance fees. However, this “IM” technology can also lead to great liability for those who take advantage of its electronic conversation capabilities.
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Hackers, Government's Eye and Quantum Computing - Forget Privacy

By Lance Winslow | Many people are so worried that their private information will be stolen and some criminal might steal their identity. Well, these are credible fears and yet just wait until the future with quantum computing. Now as the future of Quantum Computing takes place 128 bit encryption is pretty much worthless. Soon all information will be available to everyone anyway; for good or evil.
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1984 In The 21st Century - More Than A Math Problem

By George Lunt | Every year more cameras pop up on our city streets. The newer cameras are smaller and more efficient. Progress is being made in other, less visible but extremely powerful, technologies as well. These include GPS (Global Positioning System), RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity) and WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access). These technologies are forming a base that someday could be used to watch and control the majority of the world's populace.
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