This isn’t exactly new news, but it does suggest that blogging can be hazardous to your job security. What do a flight attendant in Texas, a FedEx Kinko’s employee in Washington and a web designer in Utah have in common? They were all fired for posting content on their blogs that their companies disapproved of. The rise of blogging over ...

From the NYTimes: From the president on down, the Bush administration has been a proponent of modernizing the nation’s creaky health care system with information technology. But while the administration’s words of support for a high-technology future for health care have been plentiful, the dollars, it seems, are scarce. The huge federal spending bill recently approved by Congress eliminated a ...

Software giant Microsoft is now ready to take the plunge into the world of blogging by launching a test service to allow people to publish blogs, or online journals, called MSN Spaces….…MSN Spaces is free to anyone with a Hotmail or MSN Messenger account and people will be able to choose a layout for the page, upload images and share ...

I saw this article and some people came to mind–Adam Pellegrini specifically–and others at FICenter. Even me to a lesser extent. Mary Hodder owns two printers, but hasn’t used either one in more than a year. To tell the truth, she can’t remember the last time she printed something. Instead, Hodder, a 37-year-old internet consultant, spends almost her entire life ...