Re: Not a CD-ROM, but a book

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> As a side note, this is the same person who did the "Email Addresses of
> the Rich and Famous" book, which also didn't ask permission of the people
> whose addresses it included. For the entries in that that I looked up while
> in the bookstore, most had a factual error or two in the description of
> the person,

Including my entry. I was listed as the Editor-in-Chief of the "Santa
Clara County High Technology Law Journal." In fact, the correct name of
the periodical is "Santa Clara Computer and High Technology Law
Journal." And the position is a one-year position, so it's been out of
date for a while.

> and the definition of "Rich and Famous" was stretched considerably
> to include mailing lists and people who are well known on the net but not
> in "everyday life".

Including my entry. If I'm either rich or famous, it's escaped my attention.

--
Terry Carroll        |   "Clearly, this invention provides the world's
Santa Clara, CA      |   first weapons simulator for use by motorists."
carrollt@netcom.com  |     - U.S. Patent No. 5,314,371 (May 24, 1994)

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