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This is on the legal ways that sites of cyber crime activities have to be searched and or not searched. The laws evolving cyber criminals

Article about a 2010 computer hacker case. Could be useful in explaining legal ramifications of crime activities.

This is the story about the psycho killer who found his victims through Craigslist. Thought it would be a great story to share since we are talking about online classifieds. Also, there is a movie over this story that is a must watch. This story sums up the story which will make you want to watch the movie.

Cyber Terrorism basic facts and definitions

This website has great information on the laws of copyright laws

This article is very interesting because it talks about how people are starting to get rid of their landlines and just using their cellphones only for communication.

Talks about what cable companies are going to do if online video starts to take over.

I thought this was a neat article because it shows how close Myspace and Facebook were only a few years ago and now Facebook is dominant.

77% of tablet owners such as the IPad say that they using these more then their PCs because their slates are more portable.

This article from the Illinois Statehouse News talks about how Govener Pat Quinn signed the new "Sexting" law. It states that under this law minors under the age of 18 who have been caught "sexting" have to go before a judge and could face community service, supervision, and counseling.

This article talks about how Cyberbulling is found more on social networking sites like Facebook then anywhere else on the Internet.

I really don't think its in the government best interest to have an open web. In this artilce you can see some of the concerns that people are having with internet cloud.

This was a pretty neat paper that I read last week when we were talking about cloud computing and the "what is the future" type of discussions. The $ amounts are unbelievable to me in that over $16 billion was the number given for 2010