Privacy on the Web

According to an article written by cnet (newshttp://news.cnet.com), our freedom on the web is limited. Google has the ability to track our internet history through their site. For me I am not too affected by it but I can see how others would be. This article states there are not really any laws to protect us from this.

"Q: Aren't there any privacy laws that protect us?
Not really. There is a federal law called the Electronic Communications Privacy Act. But it was enacted in 1986, long before politicians knew about the Internet, and the wording doesn't prevent police and attorneys from targeting search engines."

Google can track us even if we are not logged in.
What does this mean for a world that relies so heavenly on the internet?

Email Etiquette

I never realized how important email etiquette is but in this day and age it make sense. E-mail is used for every kind of communication. They can be used as letters to companies, media and many other sources. There is an article at www.emailreplies.com that talks about this issue. There are three reasons they give for the importance of e-mail etiquette: Professionalism, Efficiency and Protection from liability. The article goes on and gives the top 32 rules to follow when sending an e-mail. This article is informative and can help any business or professional know how to use e-mail correctly.