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• Xanga.com Settles Out of Court
  Sep 10, 2006 - Adware companies aren’t the only ones fending off lawsuits these days. The FTC ’s recent charge against the social networking (...)
• Zango’s Lawsuit is Dismissed, With Prejudice
  Sep 08, 2006 - It seems as though 2006 is the year of the adware witch-hunt. With the Adware Industry on the Defensive, we (...)
• Future of Adware Industry – Statement from 180solutions
  Apr 07, 2006 - Adware company, 180solutions, has been under fire lately, singled out by the Center for Democracy, which filed a complaint with (...)
• Anti-Spyware Bill Passed by House
  Oct 07, 2004 - Legislation prohibiting spyware practices was passed Tuesday by the United States House of Representatives in a 399-1 vote. Termed the (...)
• Gmail Faces Opposition From California Senator
  Apr 13, 2004 - Google’s newly initiated email service, dubbed Gmail, may face its first piece of opposing legislation from a California senator due (...)
• Yahoo, AOL and Others File Anti-Spam Lawsuit
  Mar 10, 2004 - Yahoo, America Online, EarthLink Inc., and Microsoft on Wednesday filed lawsuits against hundreds of defendants alleging violations of the new (...)
• Ten Things You Need to Know About CAN-SPAM
  Feb 05, 2004 - This week’s article has been graciously written by Anne Mitchell, Esq., President and CEO, Institute for Spam and Internet Public (...)
• Sexually Explicit Emails Require Labels, Says FTC
  Jan 30, 2004 - Pornographic emails, simply known as “spam” in the Internet community, must now carry a subject line reading “Sexually Explicit Content,” (...)
• President Bush Signs CAN SPAM Act
  Dec 16, 2003 - On Tuesday President Bush signed the CAN SPAM bill, passed by Congress last month, which issues large fines and even (...)
• US Senate Approves Antispam Bill
  Oct 23, 2003 - The U.S. Senate voted Wednesday to punish deceptive spammers and to set up a “do not spam” registry. Internet spammers (...)

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