Today's the last day to share your comments about the proposed suppression lists with the FTC. If you haven't made your comments or concerns known, this is your last chance to do so.

I've been warning you about keylogging in the last couple of days. Here's the latest Trend Micro Virus Report.

The FTC has extended the deadline to April 20th, 2004 so if you haven't taken the time to make your voice heard, you still have time.

Jim Edwards of I Gotta Tell You has created a pretty loyal following with his Friday Night Smackdown. These sessions are entertaining while providing timely information.

Gone are the days when you could leave your email unchecked for a couple of days or even a week. This is especially true for those using web-based email accounts.

I've watched the web conferencing video and opened up my own web conference room to take a look, but I haven't had much spare time to investigate it more fully. That's why I can't wait for tonight's Quikonnex meeting. Carolyn is going to walk us through the process but it's only open to the first 15 people who join the 8:00 p.m. CST meeting on Yahoo IM.

It's easy to fall into the 'trap' of working in your own little world on your own little website - all the while thinking you are accomplishing great things.

Some days the creative juices just keep flowing and you can't seem to do anything wrong. Other days ... Well let's just say there are other days.

There is still time to share your input concerning the regulations the FTC is currently in the process of writing since the implementation of the CAN-SPAM Act that was passed into law in January of this year. And you can make a difference.