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Privacy, Online Imagery Don’t Mix
People don't have an expectation of privacy on a public street, but few expect a walk through the seedier side of town…
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Yahoo Goes After Copycat Spammers
Phishing emails occasionally make it through spam filters, and sometimes, they even look genuine. So Yahoo is trying to protect the recipients (and its own reputation) by suing "Yahoo! Lottery Spammers" who use its name in hoaxes.
Borders Launches New Web Site
Borders Group Inc. has launched its own ecommerce site after a year and a half of development and testing.The new site will allow customers to shop online and will also be available on in-store kiosks for people to use while they shop.
Google Says You Can’t Buy The Top Ad Spot
Wealthy businesses and smaller operations all compete fairly when it comes to testing ad quality, and thus a placement at the top isn't a divine right for anyone.
Google, Viacom Spar Over YouTube Again
New filings provided to the court in their billion dollar dispute over YouTube show Google calling Viacom a hazard to how the Internet works.
Facebook Opens Sandbox For New Profile Design
After all the hubbub earlier this week, it seemed possible that Facebook would roll out its new profile design in time for the three-day weekend. Instead, the company has taken the half-step of opening a beta sandbox to developers.
