Posts Tagged ‘Internet & Blogging’

Surviving a Hacking Incident

Someone who does the hacking is called a hacker. “In a security context, a hacker is someone involved in computer security/insecurity, specializing in the discovery of exploits in systems (for exploitation or prevention), or in obtaining or preventing unauthorized access to systems through skills, tactics and detailed knowledge.” If we take that definition, then the [...]

Wiki Law Project (Philippines)

A “wiki” – which is derived from the Hawaiian word “fast” – is a collaborative website that allows anyone who has access to contribute or modify content. The Wiki Law Project (Philippines) is intended to be driven by its members, principally the members of phBar.org (Bar Exams Forum). This project should contain helpful information about [...]

New JLP-Law site: Thanks for the Suggestions

Just a brief announcement — The new website of JLP-Law is now up. The re-launch of the JLP-Law site coincides with the anniversary of the law firm today. Thanks to all those who gave suggestions on how to improve the website. Now, back to regular programming.

Libel for Bloggers: Liability Arising from Blog Comments

Note: Comments and trackbacks are closed because this article will be transferred to the Internet Advocates Philippines.)
We see the explosion of e-groups, blogs, message boards and other fora wherein people share facts, views and opinions in cyberspace. If we consider the huge amount of content written by and about almost everyone in the internet, it [...]

An invitation for all fathers and would-be fathers

There was a previous discussion on “theming”, which basically refers to a blog’s content. While many would say that it’s better to separate different themes, this blog didn’t go that way for various reasons. Just recently, however, we have started experimenting with various blogging and content management platforms. It’s a fun learning experience, consistent with [...]

Once again, your comments please (JLP Law website)

I previously requested for comments on the proposed changes to the JLP Law website (allow me to reiterate my appreciation to those who gave their constructive criticisms, mostly in private). Partly as a result of these comments, the “new” format underwent further revisions. Still, before the website is finalized, may I again ask for comments:
Existing [...]

Law Central, Philippines

Daily blog updates would have been ideal, something which is now impossible with the increased workload at the office. Whatever time left is spent tinkering with and knowing the details of various platforms (Wordpress, CMS, phpBB, etc.). It is, of course, less burdensome to just hire someone to configure a site, but this [...]

Philippine Online Law Dictionary

The Philippine Online Law Library contains definition of terms and phrases used in the Philippine legal system, based on laws, administrative issuances and jurisprudence.

Bar Exams Forum

Learning about the various platforms in blogging and content management system (CMS) is always interesting, which is the primary reason why we constantly try out various platforms and softwares. The same curiousity led us to experiment on forum platforms, particularly phpBB.

WordPress Plugins: list of great and easy ones

There’s a previous list of useful plugins used in this site, but some plugins in the list got “outdated” when this blog moved to a new server, and was upgraded to WordPress 2.2 and the 0.9.5.2 version of 3 Column K2. Some of the plugins, like the Related Posts and Sociable plugins, somehow reported errors [...]