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Blue ArrowCallNet abandons unmetered internet service
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Blue ArrowOECD offers privacy policy statement generator
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Blue ArrowHackers arrested in London
Blue ArrowYahoo! wins 40 domain names
Blue ArrowBarcelona.com is awarded to city
Blue ArrowUS government wants quick Supreme Court ruling on Microsoft
Blue ArrowSaudi Arabia restricts internet activities
Blue ArrowRealNetworks launches subscription service for web content
Blue ArrowLastorders.com secures £2.5 million funding
Blue ArrowTotalise launches new unmetered model
Blue ArrowDemise of living.com is further bad news for Amazon
Blue ArrowSwiss bank hit by computer virus
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Blue ArrowUS privacy group argues for disclosure of e-mail interception details
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Blue ArrowHong Kong company pays US$1 million for domain name
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Blue ArrowEasyjet loses battle for Easy-jet.com
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Blue ArrowScotlandIS launches into knowledge economy
Blue ArrowAltaVista UK Managing Director resigns
Blue ArrowNapster banned in US colleges
Blue ArrowClass action proceeds against Microsoft
Blue ArrowJungle.com is sold for £37 million
Blue ArrowOFT study on e-commerce and competition
Blue ArrowFBI arrests Emulex fraud suspect
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Blue ArrowOrange sacks 40 for downloading porn
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Blue ArrowScour lays off 52 employees amid lawsuit expenses
Blue ArrowAmazon.com revises its privacy policy to sell data
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Blue ArrowWeb site fraudsters to pay $37.5 million for illegal billing
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Blue ArrowCallNet saved at 11th hour
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Blue ArrowAmazon.com licenses 1-Click patent to Apple
Blue ArrowInvestors file class action lawsuit against MP3.com
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Blue ArrowWorldsport.com is forced to close
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Blue ArrowEU agrees to amend e-commerce jurisdiction
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Blue ArrowNovell wins piracy case against Korean manufacturer
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Blue ArrowNetwork Solutions is sued for hoarding domain names
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Blue ArrowPricing error on web site costs Buy.com £575,000
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Blue ArrowCompany offers registration for all country codes
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Blue ArrowOftel seeks greater competition over the local loop
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Blue ArrowLawsuit questions how an open standard can be patented
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Blue ArrowEarly US internet defamation case settles
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Blue ArrowUK e-businesses are afraid to insure their sites
Blue ArrowFranchisees sue on-line franchisor for competing with them
Blue ArrowWireless internet access auction confirmed
Blue ArrowMicrosoft source code is stolen by hackers
Blue ArrowRIP Act is investigated by EU
Blue ArrowLaw requires local loop unbundling by January
Blue ArrowSMEs make increasing use of the internet
Blue ArrowItalian police use fake web site to lure child-porn suspects
Blue ArrowDistance Selling rules in force from 31st October
Blue ArrowCompany to pay $52 million in trade secret case
Blue ArrowMicrosoft statement downplays hacking incident
Blue ArrowAltaVista wins 43 domain names from typosquatter
Blue ArrowCompanies can sign up to transfer data to the US
Blue ArrowWeb site to pay $38,000 over misstated share price
Blue ArrowNapster settles with BMG by charging users
Blue ArrowTop 10 internet scams targeted by law enforcers
Blue ArrowFirst fine for offensive text messages
Blue ArrowTyposquatter ordered by court to pay $500,000
Blue ArrowIs PlayStation2 a games console or a computer?
Blue ArrowReport says B2B markets are hampered by legal concerns
Blue ArrowLoser in domain name dispute appeals to court
Blue ArrowDTI seeks views on software and business method patents
Blue ArrowOn-line broker found liable to investor – again
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Blue ArrowCommission aims to break down cross-border barriers
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Blue ArrowCommission considers opt-in law for spam
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Blue ArrowMicrosoft ruling protects it from private lawsuits
Blue ArrowPanel confirms you can register a domain name just to sell it
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Blue ArrowCommission says no change in position of internet voice services
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Blue ArrowCourt orders site to stop deep linking to pages of its rival
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Blue ArrowFirst Tuesday for sale
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Blue ArrowSex.com for sale for $85 million
Blue ArrowEBay not liable for fake goods sold on its site
Blue ArrowOftel gets BT to accelerate local loop unbundling
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Blue ArrowFree-speech group calls for hearings on new domain names
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Blue ArrowSun and Microsoft settle their dispute over Java
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Blue ArrowData Protection Commissioner is no more
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Blue ArrowCommission sets out plan to combat cybercrime
Blue ArrowAmazon.com to axe 15% of staff
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Blue ArrowExperts to reconsider e-commerce jurisdiction
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Blue ArrowPinder confirmed as e-Envoy for UK Government
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Blue ArrowSearch engine pioneer snubs patent claims of AltaVista
Blue ArrowJudge approves destruction of Toysmart personal data
Blue ArrowSecurity ASP warns AOL users of trojan
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Blue Arrowe-government efforts are failing
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Blue ArrowBruce Springsteen loses cybersquatting dispute
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Blue ArrowCommission Communication for on-line financial services
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Blue ArrowMicrosoft investigated over investment in rival Corel
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Blue ArrowFirst Tuesday is bought by members
Blue ArrowBitter domain name dispute over koalas
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Blue ArrowWeb music companies counter sue record labels over playlist rights
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Blue ArrowExecution webcast blocked by judge
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Blue ArrowOftel narrowband internet access review
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Blue ArrowPatent lawsuit against Intel over Itanium chip
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Blue ArrowPatent for security software as a service
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Blue ArrowPalm sued for damaging PCs
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Blue ArrowBeenz canned
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Blue ArrowBooks get the Napster treatment
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Blue ArrowParody web site declared illegal after six year name dispute
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Blue ArrowAfghanistan bans the internet
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Blue ArrowMr Oxford-University loses domain name to Oxford University
Blue ArrowUK protests over US Skylarov digital rights case
Blue ArrowAustralian court to hear defamation case
Blue ArrowGator.com sues over pop-up ad allegations
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Blue ArrowTexas bans Ford selling cars on-line
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Blue ArrowOftel says the internet connectivity market is competitive
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Blue ArroweBay wins important copyright case
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Blue ArrowIntel and Via sue each other over Pentium 4
Blue ArrowPC users ignore virus warnings
Blue ArrowSun and Rambus face FTC patents investigation
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Blue ArrowAppeal for help for victims of terrorism in US
Blue ArrowLaw enforcement seeks help from web after US attacks
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Blue ArrowGuidelines for disabled web access design
Blue ArrowCommissioner criticises delays in local loop access
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Blue ArrowDeadlines extended for new domain names
Blue ArrowNimda virus could be the worst yet
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Blue ArrowSEC to sue internet investment game
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Blue ArrowHacker changes facts of news story on Yahoo!
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Blue ArrowAmazon.com not responsible for book reviews
Blue ArrowEscrow is a non-starter, says Home Office
Blue ArrowThe end of free music?
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Blue ArrowJudges hit out at internet surveillance
Blue ArrowFinancial Services Authority wins domain name from legitimate owner
Blue ArrowUK clamp down on domain name registration services?
Blue ArrowNapster, songwriters and publishers agree settlement terms
Blue ArrowCall for UK probe into Microsoft licensing plans
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Blue ArrowJudge urges quick settlement in Microsoft antitrust case
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Blue ArrowFake Bake owner loses claim for FakeBake.com
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Blue ArrowCalls to cut red tape in data flow
Blue ArrowVirtual mobile networks will fail, says Forrester
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Blue ArrowMicrosoft extends licence deadline
Blue ArrowEU consumer protection green paper
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Blue ArrowFrench court rules on employee e-mail
Blue ArrowEU study: the future of broadband
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Blue ArrowLastorders.com re-launches into sector with 80% growth
Blue ArrowData protection: the October deadline
Blue ArrowFailed trade mark challenge over Canal+
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Blue ArrowJudge freezes 53,000 .biz domain names
Blue ArrowNovell wins Microsoft apology over ad campaign
Blue ArrowText message spam case settles
Blue ArrowExpert rules against FSA in name dispute
Blue ArrowUK plans for data retention
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Blue ArrowApple sued over profit predictions
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Blue ArrowBT and One2One lose 3G court bid
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Blue ArrowNew Jersey sues 8 on-line gambling sites
Blue ArrowPatent owner tries to stop Windows XP release
Blue ArrowOftel curbs BT charges to boost broadband
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Blue ArrowData protection: deadline tomorrow
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Blue ArrowWindows security warning from US government
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Blue ArrowMulti-Tech settles patent suit
Blue ArrowSurvey: convenience matters more than cost in e-commerce
Blue Arrow$1.7 million fine for web hosting investment scam
Blue ArrowMicrosoft settles with Department of Justice
Blue ArrowUK web site warned by FDA against drug sales to US
Blue ArrowSoftware code is pure speech, says court in DVD ruling
Blue ArrowOftel says UK consumers are saving on telecom costs
Blue ArrowSun may sue Microsoft over antitrust settlement
Blue ArrowOrbital sued over stock options
Blue ArrowWeb site altered to support copyright lies of former MP
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Blue ArrowAdult web sites pay $30 million to settle fraud charges
Blue ArrowMixed reactions to Microsoft settlement
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Blue Arrow.Biz finally launches
Blue ArrowAdobe loses software licensing ruling
Blue ArrowPeepers.com jurisdiction battle comes to an end
Blue ArrowYahoo! is not subject to French Nazi-auction ban
Blue ArrowHome Office to exploit data access powers
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Blue ArrowCybercrime Convention adopted
Blue ArrowGermany refers web jurisdiction problems to European Court
Blue ArrowBusinesses are unwitting pirates, says KPMG
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Blue ArrowAdvertising Association lobbies for cookie rights
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Blue ArrowOftel sets service levels for BT to offer in unbundling
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Blue ArrowTotalise ends revolutionary free share offer
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Blue ArrowSupreme Court refuses case against VoyeurDorm
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Blue ArrowFord workers given two weeks to delete porn
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Blue ArrowAmazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com settle 1-Click patent lawsuit
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Blue Arrow34 states oppose Microsoft motion for dismissal
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Blue ArrowAOL not liable for infringing author’s copyright
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Blue ArrowEmployers not communicating their communications policies
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Blue ArrowCompetition inquiry into mobile phone charges
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Blue ArrowMurky waters in fishy net defamation
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Blue ArrowUS patent for copyright protection technology
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Blue ArrowBertelsmann makes an offer to buy Napster
Blue ArrowCeline Dion disc is not a CD and crashes PCs
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Blue ArrowEmployer pays $1 million for employees’ MP3 library
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Blue ArrowStaff will give passwords to strangers
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Blue ArrowWeb services security standard from Microsoft, IBM and VeriSign
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Blue ArrowGuidance for employers on stakeholder pensions
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Blue ArrowBill Gates in the witness box for the first time
Blue ArrowUK Government failing on electronic crime, say lobbyists
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Blue ArrowEU protection for workers’ salaries if employer insolvent
Blue ArrowUK’s biggest crackdown on internet child porn
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Blue ArrowPorn network to screen affiliate sites for copyright breaches
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Blue ArrowViews on Code of Practice for UK interception law
Blue ArrowDot.com job cuts are down 95% on last year
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Blue ArrowUK domain name registry attacked on personal data plan
Blue ArrowDallas dispute over deep linking to newspaper
Blue ArrowJudge allows law against sales of violent games
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Blue ArrowHP-Compaq deal finally approved
Blue ArrowHow to evade a software licensing agreement
Blue ArrowAdobe wins Flash patent dispute against Macromedia
Blue ArrowHalf a million broadband connections in the UK
Blue ArrowUK's draft e-commerce law attacked on issue of which laws apply
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Blue ArrowEuropean Commission consults on Rome II – a law for cross-border disputes
Blue ArrowFree speech group supports Yahoo! and cybergripe cases
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Blue ArrowGovernment to lift 20 partner limit on partnerships
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Blue ArrowFrench criminal trial over Yahoo! Nazi auctions set for 2003
Blue ArrowUK to ban denial of service attacks
Blue ArrowUS judge will not dismiss cracking case against Russian company
Blue ArrowCritical security flaw in Microsoft chat software
Blue ArrowCommunications Bill published
Blue ArrowVeriSign and AOL develop encrypted instant messaging
Blue ArrowDoes P2P help or hinder music sales?
Blue ArrowEU measures against Microsoft likely to be harsh
Blue ArrowHouse of Fraser pays for using unlicensed software
Blue ArrowAction against UK business for unsolicited faxes
Blue ArrowRealNames fails, blames Microsoft
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Blue ArrowHong Kong will get telecoms law to promote competition
Blue ArrowSupreme Court orders review of child on-line protection law
Blue ArrowVeriSign sued for poaching customers
Blue ArrowMaker of digital video recorder argues for TV viewers’ privacy
Blue ArrowUK Government consults on ICANN
Blue ArrowCourt order stops VeriSign poaching customers
Blue ArrowDistance selling of financial services – EU agreement
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Blue ArrowPCG claims victory in campaign over UK’s visa scheme
Blue ArrowOftel plans cheaper unmetered dial-up web access
Blue ArrowDeep linking objection from Runner’s World
Blue ArrowRalph Lauren fails to win polo-ralph-lauren.com
Blue ArrowUK companies abandon stand-alone e-business initiatives
Blue ArrowBT introduces 1475 erasure service to meet privacy law
Blue ArrowDrinkorDie software pirate gets almost 4 years in prison
Blue ArrowNapster sold for $8 million, founder and CEO return
Blue ArrowReprogramming a mobile phone will be an offence in the UK
Blue ArrowCD copy-protection circumvented by felt-tip pen
Blue ArrowFreeserve attacks Oftel over BT's broadband advantage
Blue ArrowEnglish court recognises print-outs as originals
Blue ArrowKaZaA P2P network infiltrated by worm
Blue ArrowKids sub-domain gets US approval
Blue ArrowMeta tag and search engine abuse in High Court
Blue ArrowMerrill Lynch agrees to e-mail monitoring and pays $100 million
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Blue ArrowCivil liberties groups in case of DVD security cracking code
Blue ArrowPDAs leave business secrets unprotected
Blue ArrowMajor flaws in biometric security products
Blue Arrow£25 million fund for UK games industry
Blue ArrowMobile phone industry asks EU for helpful laws
Blue ArrowKaZaA BV defeated by legal fees but service continues
Blue ArrowEuropean Parliament asked to vote against data retention
Blue ArrowSecond attempt at .info domain name sale
Blue ArrowBSA leads call for new European anti-piracy laws
Blue ArrowAudiogalaxy sued by music industry for failed filters
Blue ArrowMousetrapping typosquatter stopped by court
Blue ArrowEU investigates Microsoft privacy compliance
Blue ArrowUK ad industry statistics for 2001
Blue ArrowISP faces $1 billion lawsuit for tracking users
Blue ArrowBlackberry maker sued over wireless e-mail patent
Blue ArrowPwC loses fight for pwc.com
Blue ArrowData retention, spam and cookies go to EU vote
Blue ArrowSupreme Court rules on scope of US patents
Blue ArrowNew York sues spammer over 500 million e-mails
Blue ArrowUK’s ARM sued over Java technology
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Blue ArrowSteffi Graf wins German case on liability of web host
Blue ArrowFBI memo reveals problems with internet surveillance
Blue ArrowInland Revenue halts on-line tax filing
Blue ArrowMisleading data protection ads stopped
Blue ArrowGrowth pill flops as cops grab scammers' jewels
Blue ArrowE-tailers must refund delivery charges for returns
Blue ArrowAccess to company info to be simplified by EU law
Blue ArrowSony loses Walkman trade mark as too generic
Blue ArrowNapster files for bankruptcy protection
Blue ArrowLibrary web filter law rejected by US court
Blue ArrowBSA says internet users are unwitting software pirates
Blue ArrowSEC settles with Microsoft over understated earnings
Blue ArrowPop-under ad inventor exploits recent US patent law
Blue ArrowInternet libel case tests US jurisdiction
Blue ArrowWeb site FAQ copying case thrown out
Blue Arrow42% of UK web sites do not have a privacy policy
Blue ArrowToo much hype on biometrics, grid computing and web services
Blue ArrowDigital VCR customers sue for right to skip ads
Blue ArrowAOL clickwrap forum clause upheld
Blue ArrowUK frees wireless internet with new regulations
Blue ArrowKPNQwest bankruptcy could cause network chaos
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Blue ArrowSMEs failing to inform staff about stakeholder pensions
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Blue ArrowSupreme Court lets 4 million retailers sue Visa and MasterCard
Blue ArrowUK interception powers extended
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Blue ArrowCommission pledges confidence in 3G
Blue ArrowEuropean Commission investigates local loop unbundling
Blue ArrowTech giants launch Open Mobile Alliance
Blue ArrowPatent on internet downloads aggressively enforced
Blue ArrowUK offers broadband bargains, says Oftel
Blue ArrowJudge will not dismiss Microsoft case
Blue ArrowEU invests €700 million in nanotech
Blue ArrowInformation Commissioner to be UK’s first telecoms ombudsman
Blue ArrowOftel directs BT to boost leased line competition
Blue ArrowNew virus is first to infect image files
Blue ArrowHong Kong offers HK$40,000 reward to piracy whistleblowers
Blue ArrowFree internet tool checks the validity of any VAT number
Blue ArrowLeading credit card issuer agrees to block on-line gambling
Blue ArrowDraft law sets deadlines for ISPs and telcos to intercept traffic
Blue ArrowTrade mark protection for products: European ruling
Blue ArrowSurveillance web site launched by UK Government
Blue ArrowBeijing orders 2,400 internet cafés to close
Blue ArrowAudiogalaxy settles copyright claim with cash and filter
Blue ArrowRNIB tests Flash accessibility
Blue ArrowCommission consults on e-business competitiveness
Blue ArrowUK Government postpones new surveillance powers
Blue ArrowUK business angels launch corporate venturing site
Blue ArrowMicrosoft trial comes to a close
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Blue ArrowVeriSign ordered to stop domain slamming
Blue ArrowEnglish court rules for Intel over Via
Blue ArrowBT ordered to boost broadband competition after Thus complains
Blue ArrowMemory chip antitrust investigations in the US
Blue ArrowUS webcasters upset by royalty rates
Blue ArrowPwC Consulting ridiculed in domain name farce
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Blue ArrowEx-teacher to sue Friends Reunited and ISP
Blue ArrowPatent for interactive TV guides cannot stop rivals
Blue ArrowPrivacy code of practice for Hong Kong telcos
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Blue ArrowData protection law passed in Europe
Blue ArrowOrange threatens to scale back investment in 3G
Blue ArrowMicrosoft facing 144 patent infringement claims
Blue ArrowShould easyGroup have rights over easibook?
Blue ArrowUS bill re-drafts ban on virtual child porn
Blue ArrowCommission seeks views on data protection legislation
Blue ArrowWorldCom confirms $3.8 billion corporate fraud
Blue ArrowGreenpeace sued for Esso logo abuse
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Blue ArrowCourt rejects appeal against eBay
Blue ArrowGator attacked by publishers over pop-up ads
Blue ArrowInternet body plans to fight cybersquatting
Blue ArrowCodes of Practice for covert surveillance and informants
Blue ArrowPlans to get the Revenue on-line are delayed
Blue ArrowFord drops embarrassing hyperlink appeal
Blue ArrowDistance selling of financial services – Directive passed
Blue ArrowCommission publishes software patent proposal
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Blue ArrowEU awaits decision on US case against Microsoft
Blue ArrowSearch engines warned over paid placements
Blue ArrowGermany says guestbooks must be checked every week
Blue ArrowEurope takes action to implement law of design rights
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Blue ArrowTime of posting is critical in web libel, says US appeals court
Blue ArrowGlobal raid breaks advanced internet child porn group
Blue ArrowMusic industry to sue individuals for internet piracy
Blue ArrowPlans for British ID cards raise privacy concerns
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Blue ArrowEU argues whether to ban sales below cost
Blue ArrowAre extended warranties a rip-off?
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Blue ArrowEU Member States must do more to help business transfers
Blue ArrowStudent union web site raises security concerns
Blue ArrowHeavy prison sentences for VAT fraudsters
Blue ArrowOracle and the California contract scandal
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Blue ArrowDot.com failure rates fall 73% in 2002
Blue ArrowInternet attacks on corporate networks rise 28%
Blue ArrowTelco giants battle over i-mode domain name
Blue ArrowEBay to acquire PayPal
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Blue ArrowNews service ordered to stop deep linking in Denmark
Blue ArrowInformation Commissioner on her privacy role over 2001-2002
Blue ArrowComputer Associates sues Quest for theft of trade secretes
Blue ArrowEU calls for open source software in e-government
Blue ArrowRecord labels and film studios sue new KaZaA owner
Blue ArrowOn-line pharmacies among fraud investigations in UK
Blue ArrowInternet and e-mail misuse by employees on the rise
Blue ArrowEU unhappy with local loop unbundling
Blue ArrowSecurity flaw in PGP software
Blue ArrowItalian police shut down blasphemous web sites
Blue ArrowScottish court makes decision on web jurisdiction
Blue ArrowEmployment Bill 2002 receives Royal Assent
Blue ArrowPrivacy groups defend internet users’ anonymity
Blue ArrowPalm and Handspring win PDA patent case
Blue ArrowUS judge orders Gator to stop displaying pop-up ads
Blue ArrowCanadian not permitted to use Canadian.biz domain name
Blue ArrowHacker group targets censors
Blue ArrowOn-line critic cannot be sued in victim’s home state
Blue ArrowUS cybercrime bill creates life sentence for hacking
Blue ArrowFinal terms of MPEG-4 licensing agreement
Blue ArrowLiberty Alliance sets specifications for internet security
Blue ArrowSex.com appeal in negligence case against VeriSign
Blue ArrowOftel dismisses Parliamentary calls to break up BT
Blue ArrowUK to become leading gambling nation?
Blue ArrowHewlett-Packard employees suspended for internet misuse
Blue ArrowFirst commercial use of mobile phone location data
Blue ArrowAppeal over US webcasting royalties ruling
Blue ArrowOftel orders BT to cut dial-up charges by 8.5%
Blue ArrowInternet fraudster gets 12 years in prison
Blue ArrowNew employment rules for teleworkers
Blue ArrowPatent holder demands royalties for JPEGs
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Blue ArrowWorldCom files for bankruptcy protection
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Blue ArrowPhilips cybersquatting claim dismissed as double jeopardy
Blue ArrowISPs can intercept e-mails, says UK court
Blue ArrowCompetition Commission finds mobile call charges too high
Blue ArrowRadio stations shut down over webcasting royalties
Blue ArrowScottish company fined for using unlicensed software
Blue ArrowEnd of the line for misleading directory enquiries ads
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Blue ArrowStandards body claims that JPEG patent is not valid
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Blue ArrowChairman of OFCOM appointed
Blue ArrowNext Information Commissioner appointed
Blue ArrowAct increases penalties for copyright and trade mark offences
Blue ArrowSeven charged for alleged £50 million VAT fraud
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Blue ArrowReverse engineering rule is unconstitutional, says ACLU
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Blue ArrowPharmaceutical giant punished for e-mail error
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Blue ArrowAdobe and Macromedia settle patent lawsuits
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Blue ArrowInformation security brings rare BS7799:2 award
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Blue ArrowNominet changes tack on domain name registrant details
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Blue ArrowVisa cleared of internet libel allegation
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Blue ArrowMisleading text messages lead to £50,000 fine
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Blue ArrowPayPal accused of patent infringement
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Blue ArrowUK police arrest alleged Linux hacker
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Blue ArrowNike loses “Just Do It” domain name dispute
Blue ArrowThus accuses Nominet of privacy violations
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Blue ArrowInformation theft costs US companies $59 billion
Blue ArrowAirlines sued over web site accessibility for blind users
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Blue ArrowSupreme Court considers copyright duration
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Blue ArrowData protection law must be clarified, says Ombudsman
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Blue Arrow$41 million award for theft of fibre optics trade secrets
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Blue ArrowIntel’s Itanium chips infringe patents, says court
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