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How to Build a Book of Business as a Young Lawyer (Law.com)
Thu, 19 Jun 2008 01:55:43 GMT On top of the 2,150 hours she billed last year, Dechert sixth-year associate Connie Merriett says she puts roughly 20 hours a month -- mostly during evenings and weekends -- into developing business. She feels she has to in order to get ahead in a world where "the book" doesn't just land in a young lawyer's hands. "The model of big clients being handed down to you is dissipating," she said. "I ...

Report: NebuAd Forges Packets, Violates Net Standards (Wired News)
Wed, 18 Jun 2008 23:52:53 GMT An advertising system that eavesdrops on ISP customers' online behavior doesn't just sniff traffic, it injects fake packets into sites such as Google, according to a report released Wednesday by a net freedom group. That injection of JavaScript into other company's pages amounts to a browser hijack that violates core internet principles, FreePress argues.

How modern science and old-fashioned detective work cracked the salmonella case (USA Today)
Wed, 18 Jun 2008 22:31:50 GMT Health officials say that because the first cluster of patients surfaced on the Navajo Nation in New Mexico, where they are served by a small, close-knit medical community, federal investigators were able to quickly identify the contaminated foods and take steps to contain the outbreak the past two weeks.

For love of a cicada bug (Cape Cod Times)
Tue, 17 Jun 2008 06:08:41 GMT How does a Web designer, marketing and advertising guy from North Chelmsford get to the point where he spends his weekends and vacations tracking cicadas?

How modern science and old-fashioned detective work cracked the salmonella case (WBIR-TV Knoxville)
Wed, 18 Jun 2008 15:42:40 GMT It could have been a lot worse if a red flag hadn't been raised early in the outbreak last month by a public health nurse with good instincts in one of the nation's poorest, most remote regions.

The Terrible 2.0s (E-Commerce Times)
Wed, 18 Jun 2008 12:02:05 GMT I was at the Enterprise 2.0 conference in Boston last week. Good show, nice people, well run, and it was held at a swanky new Westin on the waterfront. It got me thinking, though, about the "two-dot-oh" phenomenon and how badly it needs a rethink. See, the problem -- whether we're dealing with Enterprise 2.0 or CRM 2.0 or Anything 2.0 -- is that the 2.0 is a misnomer.

Edson program brings 4 firms back for encore (The Arizona Republic)
Thu, 19 Jun 2008 01:16:21 GMT Edson program brings four businesses back for encore funding.

Social networks link workers (Chicago Tribune)
Tue, 17 Jun 2008 12:55:29 GMT Computer-generated stand-ins of Nortel workers gather in a virtual hall for a meeting. Social networking is expected to make Web collaboration more 'immersive and intimate.' IBM Corp. marketing manager Shari Chiara gets updates on what her colleagues are doing via a networking site called Beehive, where she posts her own photos and news.

Newspaper’s role in bringing info to the rural populace (The Borneo Post)
Tue, 17 Jun 2008 16:05:43 GMT “YOU can’t swim? That’s your problem. Your job is to get the story. Don’t you dare return without the story,” an editor tells his young reporter.

Cheap PC Gadget For Internet Calls Selling Well (KTHV Little Rock)
Wed, 18 Jun 2008 22:42:45 GMT NEW YORK - What's the fastest-growing fixed-line phone company in the United States? It's not Verizon Communications Inc. or AT&T Inc. – they're losing lines. What about cable company Comcast Corp., which is raking in subscribers for its phone service?

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