Greg Notess’ On The Net column in the current issue of Online Magazine covers a myriad of issues for searchers, who want to identify a date for a Web page. It’s often the case that a Web server reports one...
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In 1997, seven Indiana newspapers launched a groundbreaking investigation into access to public records. A statewide audit showed Indiana failing the test on access. Seven years later, another investigation shows that improvements have been made, but in some ways we’re...
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The Sunshine Ordinance Task Force will no longer have to battle deputy city attorneys in its quest to open government to public scrutiny, thanks to a policy change by City Attorney Dennis Herrera. Following a Guardian editorial that called attention...
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The Internet, as it will, has been buzzing for weeks about that mysterious bulge under President Bush’s jacket during his first debate with Sen. John Kerry. Was it an electronic receiver? Was Bush being coached via a hidden earpiece? Jason...
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The licensed private investigator, with more than two decades of experience in computer forensics, is the go-to guy when companies need to analyze and retrieve information stored on a computer in such a way that the information can be used...
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U.S. marshals are upset that a private investigator searching for clues in Laci Peterson’s murder may have passed himself off as one of...
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Council hopeful has colorful past Private investigator James Aiello, who faces an uphill fight in Citrus Heights, could be the region’s most controversial candidate. By Sam Stanton — Bee Staff...
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