Thursday, January 19, 2012

Start Your Own Blogging Business, Second Edition

Start Your Own Blogging Business, Second Edition Review



Turn Your Blog into Big Bucks
Blog’s are still one of the internet’s fastest-growing phenomena – and one of the best and easiest ways to make money online. Packed with the latest blog tools, tricks, and up-and-coming trends, this fully revised edition teaches you the ins and outs of creating an eye-catching blog that captures millions of eyeballs and reaps huge financial rewards—all within hours and with little to no financial investment!

We’ll reveal:

  • The latest forms of blogging including Twitter/micro-blogging, mobile blogging, and video blogging.
  • How you can make money as a YouTube partner and develop a YouTube Channel
  • 10 proven ways to promote your blog
  • How to avoid the most common blogging mistakes
  • Priceless advice from successful bloggers for maximizing profits.
  • How to create new and original content to attract new followers

Now you can create your own incredible platform to showcase your thoughts, knowledge, expertise and opinions to millions of web surfers and make money doing it!


Wednesday, January 18, 2012

Understanding Technological Evidence for the Legal Professional: 101 the Basics: Gather, Authenticate, Manage & Present Electronic Evidence

Understanding Technological Evidence for the Legal Professional: 101 the Basics: Gather, Authenticate, Manage & Present Electronic Evidence Review



This short, friendly, technical guide especially for legal professionals examines both the rising professional demand and the tools available which will allow attorneys to become more technically savvy. The acquisition, authentication, management and presentation of technological evidence are given a through overview. Part I dissects the related San Bernardino County California cases involving Katie Tagle and Stephen Garcia. This techno-legal case study reviews ten different types of technological evidence unexamined by three separate Superior Court judges and the resulting tragic consequences. The Plaintiff approached law enforcement, as well as both civil and criminal sectors of the legal system for an order of protection. She was unable to gain protection from through the courts. Judges presumed that the technological evidence presented was manufactured. Yet, a technological examination of the evidence clearly demonstrates the legitimate threat to the Plaintiff and their son. The actions of the court resulted in the murder-suicide by Defendant Stephen Garcia and their nine month old son, Wyatt. The case study thoroughly examines the chain of events, evidence, legal and social implications upon the San Bernardino County community and across the United States. Part II of the book provides an introductory overview of technology in conjunction with the essential considerations pertinent to legal professionals. Potential methods of authentication are reviewed. Twenty different types of technology are presented affording legal professionals the ability to expand their understanding of the evidence litigants present, including: Table of Contents: Acknowledgments Special Acknowledgments The Need for Legal Professionals to Understand Technology: What’s the difference between “technological evidence” and “electronic evidence”? How does a lack of technological savvy contribute to negative consequences in legal cases and perceptions of injustice? A Case Study: Ten Reasons for the Conversant Treatment of Technological Evidence by Legal Professionals. FAMMS900840 Tagle –N- Garcia, Domestic Violence with Children, Superior Court, County of San Bernardino, California, 2009 (Judge Debra Harris 12/15/2009, and Judge David Mazuerk 1/12/2010) FAMVS903355 – Katie Marie Tagle vs. Steven (sic) Garcia, Superior Court, County of San Bernardino, California, 2009 (Judge Robert Lemkau, 12/8/2009 and 1/21/2010) The Worst Possible Set of Scenarios Unfolds Garcia’s Final Stand Suicide in a Facebook World The Aftermath Outrage Beyond Plaintiffs and Defendants: Consequences for Legal Professionals Violence By Proxy Summary: Tagle v. Garcia Getting Technical Telecommunication Basics in an Electronic World What Is The Internet? How is the Internet Accessed? What is a Browser? What is a Website? What is the Difference Between a Website and a Blog? What is Social Media? What is a Site Meter? What Is a Search Engine? Why do Search Engine Companies provide email accounts? What are the different kinds of email accounts available? What is Instant Messaging? Revisit that IP Address issue; why does it matter? What is Telephony? What Technology is available with Wireless Voice Communication? What is Voice over IP? Is it possible to record telephone calls? Has video become a standard feature? Every Day Computing and Common Human Behavior How can privacy be violated during legal actions? The Role of Paralegals and Trasnscriptionists Summary: Getting Technical Bibliography Answering the Call for More Information! Coupons


Monday, January 16, 2012

GPS For Dummies

GPS For Dummies Review



Need directions? Are you good at getting lost? Then GPS is just the technology you’ve dreamed of, and GPS For Dummies is what you need to help you make the most of it.

If you have a GPS unit or plan to buy one, GPS For Dummies, 2nd Edition helps you compare GPS technologies, units, and uses. You’ll find out how to create and use digital maps and learn about waypoints, tracks, coordinate systems, and other key point to using GPS technology.

Get more from your GPS device by learning to use Web-hosted mapping services and even how to turn your cell phone or PDA into a GPS receiver. You’ll also discover:

  • Up-to-date information on the capabilities of popular handheld and automotive Global Positioning Systems
  • How to read a map and how to get more from the free maps available online
  • The capabilities and limitations of GPS technology, and how satellites and radio systems make GPS work
  • How to interface your GPS receiver with your computer and what digital mapping software can offer
  • Why a cell phone with GPS capability isn’t the same as a GPS unit
  • What can affect your GPS reading and how accurate it will be
  • How to use Street Atlas USA, TopoFusion, Google Earth, and other tools
  • Fun things to do with GPS, such as exploring topographical maps, aerial imagery, and the sport of geocaching

Most GPS receivers do much more than their owners realize. With GPS For Dummies, 2nd Edition in hand, you’ll venture forth with confidence!


Sunday, January 15, 2012

Media Now: Understanding Media, Culture, and Technology

Media Now: Understanding Media, Culture, and Technology Review



MEDIA NOW, Seventh Edition, empowers you to think critically about the media and its effects on culture by providing a thorough understanding of how media technologies develop, operate, converge, and affect society. MEDIA NOW prepares you for encounters in the expanding fields of the Internet, interactive media, and traditional media industries through engaging, up-to-date material that covers the essential history, theories, concepts, and technical knowledge you need to thrive. Extensively updated in a new sixth edition, MEDIA NOW provides a comprehensive introduction to today's global media environment and ongoing developments in technology, culture, and critical theory that continue to transform this rapidly evolving industry and affect our daily lives.


Saturday, January 14, 2012

The Weekend Navigator, 2nd Edition

The Weekend Navigator, 2nd Edition Review



Read what the the U.S. Power Squadron and the U.S. Coast Guard trust as the definitive authority on electronic navigation, now updated with the latest electronic technologies and methods

The Weekend Navigator teaches you how to navigate using today's tools and methods, including the latest technologies such as smart phones. While electronic navigation is here to stay, author Bob Sweet recognizes that they are still based on traditional charts and piloting skills, and he combines the two to pass along to you a solid understanding of all the principles of marine navigation.

In addition to its continued ground-breaking instruction for the now-digital process of navigation on board power- and sailboats, Sweet helps you understand recent options for chartplotters, less expensive handheld GPS units, smart phones, and the navigation possibilities presented by phone apps. New to this edition is a section entitled "Ooops," which provides an insightful collection of boating accident tales resulting from common GPS and chartplotters no-nos. Using The Weekend Navigator, you can get on the water right away and learn to navigate in an afternoon with GPS; master chart-and-compass piloting while, not before, he or she departs; plot courses and fix positions on paper or electronic charts; and more.


Friday, January 13, 2012

On the Evolution of Content

On the Evolution of Content Review



Originally co-written for The New Communications Review, a peer-reviewed journal of The Society for New Communications Research (SNCR.org) in 2007 by Danny O. Snow and J. Dawn Snow, this visionary inquiry into the future of the written word anticipated the e-publishing boom that followed just a few years later.

It also raised compelling new questions about fundamental changes in the ways that readers will read, and writers will write, in the new millennium. The impact of e-Publishing is not limited to making it easy to publish in print or online; it is also subtly changing the basic expectations of readers, and communication traits of writers.


Wednesday, January 11, 2012

We've Got Blog: How Weblogs Are Changing Our Culture

We've Got Blog: How Weblogs Are Changing Our Culture Review



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Instantaneous and raw, unedited and uncensored, Weblogs are self-publishing at its best and its worst--occasionally brilliant but often pretentious, sometimes shocking but always fascinating. We've Got Blog is the first book to explore this phenomenon, which has been quickly rising from obscure Webpages to national attention in the Wall Street Journal and USA Today. Weblogs are free, searchable journals of opinions and links updated daily by an individual or a group and they have become some of the hottest Websites. We've Got Blog has pulled together some of the best writing explaining their history, the mavericks who created them, and how they are changing the way we use the Internet.