Wednesday, October 9, 2002 at 5:17AM (1) The Grand Canyon; (2) The Rockies; and (3) Digital ID World 2002. Among today's highlights: Doc on Open Source and Identity and Phillip Windley on Identity Management in State and Federal Government. More importantly at the moment, breakfast. (If you see me today, remind me to wish my grandmother a happy 93rd birthday, and check in on Eldred v. Ashcroft.)
Tuesday, October 8, 2002 at 8:05AM "In addition to a Cyber Cafe where participants can get internet access, a Wi-Fi network will be available at Digital ID World 2002. Access will be available in all of the session meeting rooms, on the Exhibit Floor, and in most of the hallways and common areas on the first and second floors of the Hotel." [Digital ID World]
I'm on the road today to the Digital ID World conference. Note the link off that page to "Real-Time Coverage." That's the RSS aggregator developed by the Digital ID World crew for use by bloggers in attendance at the gig -- can you say blog-a-long?
Monday, October 7, 2002 at 5:05PM Rick Klau has co-authored the Lawyer's Guide To Marketing On The Internet (2d Ed.), and the conversation continues on the book's blog.
Monday, October 7, 2002 at 8:20AM 
Eldred v. Ashcroft will be argued on Wednesday. In addition to the Eldred site, visit LawMeme (Parts I & II of the brief primer are super) and How Appealing (Howard pointed to this Newsweek piece by Steven Levy yesterday, for example) for more and more to come; and
Digital ID World starts Wednesday. Thoughts about this panel? This movie? email me.
-- Update: No surprise that Donna's got Eldred well covered too.
