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29/04/2007 | USA | Advertising | The Pangs of Two Becoming One
GOOGLE’S $3.1 billion deal for the online advertising firm DoubleClick could put the company at odds with itself.
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15/04/2007 | USA | Children & minors | Tools to Keep the Web Safe for Children
I had heard of Internet parental controls and filters, but had never checked them out. Telling our sons that they could visit only certain Web sites — and as our computer is in a common room, keeping an eye on what they are doing — seemed adequate to me.
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12/04/2007 | Japane | Anti Monopoly | Microsoft Forsees More Legal Woes
A legal battle between Microsoft and Japanese anti-monopoly authorities is likely to conclude next year and might lead to lawsuits or other patent infringement complaints against Microsoft.
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05/04/2007 | USA | Intellectual Property | True Love or Doomed Relationship?
The recent Supreme Court battle over the legal standard for permanent injunctions in patents cases (eBay v. MercExchange) marked an important new front in the Property Rights Movement`s campaign to establish a strict and broad interpretation of property rights and their enforcement.
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02/04/2007 | USA | Freedom of information | Freedom of information? Uncle Sam, get it right!
The Freedom of Information Act enables the public to obtain information from the federal government to ascertain, as stated by the Supreme Court, ``what the government is up to.`` After all, a government shrouded in secrecy is not a government by the people and for the people.
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21/03/2007 | USA | Copyrights | NFL loses DMCA takedown
Some content owners don`t comprehend how the DMCA works or don`t matter sending mass takedown notices. Apparently this is the case with the National Football League (NFL) and Brooklyn Law School professor Wendy Seltzer.
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19/03/2007 | USA | Advertisement | Video spam. Who would have guessed?
Video spammers are inspired by hopes of getting free advertising, by foisting their videos on unsuspecting viewers.
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16/03/2007 | USA | Hackers | Should Microsoft start paying Hackers for information on security flaws ?
Hackers are starting to ask Microsoft to pay for information on security flaws they found in its products.
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14/03/2007 | USA | Wiki | Who stands to gain from Wikileaks?
News of a website for leakers and whistleblowers worries Bill Thompson.
Wikis, or user-editable websites, are one of the most interesting and potentially empowering technologies available on today`s internet.
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12/03/2007 | USA | Ethics | Blogging for dollars raises questions of online ethics
Thousands of bloggers are writing sponsored posts touting such diverse topics as diamonds, digital cameras and drug clinics. Some of their fellow bloggers are critical, saying the industry is polluting the blog world and misleading consumers by blurring the line between advertising and unbiased opin...
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01/03/2007 | USA | Privacy | Hello to less privacy
Oh, for the good old days when all we worried about was Big Brother government watching us. Too late: Now we have Little Brother to contend with, too — and he has a camera phone.
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27/02/2007 | USA | Freedom of Speech | Citizendium: building a better Wikipedia
When you`re a cofounder of Wikipedia, what do you do for an encore? If you`re Larry Sanger, the answer is simple: you build another Wikipedia. A better one.
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22/02/2007 | USA | Copyrights | When DRM dies what happens to my restricted songs?
As the music industry transforms and ultimately ditches DRM–and it will happen probably sooner than we think–one question is left hanging: What happens to the tunes you bought already with DRM restrictions?
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20/02/2007 | USA | Copyrights | New Weapon in Web War Over Piracy
As media companies struggle to reclaim control over their movies, television shows and music in a world of online file-sharing software, they have found an ally in software of another kind.
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24/01/2007 | USA | Pornography | Why ISPs can breathe easier after a porno decision
Internet service providers naturally are concerned about circumstances under which they potentially could be held liable for content posted by users. But after a recent decision by a Texas federal judge, ISPs can breathe a collective sigh of relief.
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