Vonage Awash In Legal Troubles Over 911 Service
The state of Connecticut is suing Vonage Holding Corp., an Internet phone service provider for misrepresenting its 911 emergency capacity.
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LexisNexis to Notify 280,000 More Possible Theft Victims
Reed Elsevier announced that LexisNexis had initiated a review on March 9, after it identified a number of incidents of…
FTC, National Consumers League, and Microsoft Warn of Phishing
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC), National Consumers League and Microsoft urged consumers to beware of phishing schemes aimed at…
Attorney Generals Reach Agreement With Blockbuster
Michigan Attorney General Mike Cox and the Attorneys General of 46 other states plus the District of Columbia have reached…
You Cannot Hide From Public Record Search Engines
As a search engine optimization specialist, I often run across search engines of different sorts than most people are aware…
FTC Settles Charges Against CompUSA
Under the terms of two separate consent agreements, the Federal Trade Commission has settled charges against CompUSA.
Fear Leads Companies to Attack Gripe Sites
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports that companies are increasingly engaging in legal dogfights with consumer gripe sites.
eBay Selling and Buying Safety
The irony of eBay is that as it grows to be ever more successful, it draws the unsavoury element of…
AOL on Ohio’s Antispam Legislation
AOL released a statement regarding adoption of the nation's newest state antispam bill by the Ohio legislature.
Sins of the Internet Marketing Godfathers
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