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Privacy Group IDs Microsoft ‘Bugs’

The foundation said the bugs can be used to detect and track such things as leaks of confidential documents from a company; copyright infringement of newsletters and reports; and distribution of a press release. ...

Napster Shutdown Robs the Masses

The ruling has already sent shock waves throughout the peer-to-peer world. The well-heeled, but equally besieged Scour.com -- another popular file-sharing site -- issued a nervous "too early to comment" press release following the ruling. ...

Galli Leaves Amazon for VerticalNet Post

In a brief press release, Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos said, "We'd like to thank Joe for his hard work and accomplishments over the last year. I believe he is making the right decision for him and his family circumstances. We all wish him the very best." ...

North American E-Tail Sales Still Soaring

Labatt's advice to smaller niche players is to "develop partnerships that drive revenues, not press releases." ...

GOP Launches Congressional Web Site

The GOP.gov site is essentially a steady stream of press releases outlining Republican positions on a variety of issues, interspersed with notices about upcoming Republican events and speaking engagements. After registering at the site, visitors can subscribe to e-mail lists ...

Phone.com Sues Geoworks in WAP Patent Dispute

Geoworks issued a press release calling Phone.com's claims "completely without merit," and "an attempt to interfere with Geoworks' established licensing program." Grannan responded by saying, "We are surprised and disappointed that Phone.com has chosen this unprofessional cou...

Are High-Tech CEOs Too Big for Their Britches?

In response, Napster CEO Eileen Richardson inexplicably told the Wall Street Journal that her company regrets "that the band's management saw fit to issue a press release -- and to file a lawsuit -- without even attempting to contact Napster." She went on to say that "if these people insist on turning it over to lawyers, we'll defend the case on that turf." ...

Net Piracy Cases Clog Courts

"We regret that the band's management saw fit to issue a press release -- and to file a lawsuit -- without even attempting to contact Napster," Eileen Richardson, the company's chief executive officer, told the Wall Street Journal. "But if these people insist on turning it over to lawyers, we'll defend the case on that turf." ...

Peapod Not Out of It Yet

Peapod's financial woes led investors to file a class action lawsuit claiming the company had issued "a series of materially false and misleading statements in press releases and SEC filings concerning Peapod's cash funding needs." The suit claims that these statements led to Peapod's stock being artificially inflated.

Pitney Bowes Joins Internet Postage Crowd

Both companies refuted the allegations. Then, late last summer, the Santa Monica California-based Stamps.com issued a press release saying that it was complying with a subpoena request from the Department of Justice's Antitrust division involving an investigation into Pitney Bowes' business activities.

Report: Interactive TV To Dominate European E-Commerce

The jousting between cable and satellite firms and Internet-based versus "walled garden" services is likely to get very spirited. In a recent press release, Open claims that "people purchasing through Open regard it as more secure than the Internet and that the 'feel' of Open is more likely to encourage confidence than the World Wide Web." ...

Is CompUSA Chasing its Tail?

While CompUSA's latest plan to conquer cyberspace sounds great when read from a press release, there are certain problems that the computer seller must resolve if it is truly serious about long-term success. First, CompUSA must hold its course this time and dedicate the perso...

Home Construction Giants Open Online Store

"In addition to providing high value sales information, the site is also expected to be an important destination for homeowners following the sale by providing critical maintenance and construction specification information, customized to their individual home," the firms said in a press release.

Peapod Slapped with Class Action Suit

The suit -- filed in federal court in Chicago, Illinois by the New York law firms Abbey, Gardy & Squitieri and Faruqi & Faruqi -- alleges that the Internet grocer violated federal securities regulations by issuing "a series of materially false and misleading statements in press releases and SEC filings concerning Peapod's cash funding needs." ...

New Federal Site Takes Aim at Cybercrime

Another section, Investigating and Prosecuting Computer Crime, lists computer crime laws and legislative history, as well as press releases regarding significant hacker cases. The International Aspects of Computer Crime section provides information on the efforts of such international groups as the G-8 and the Council of Europe.

Expedia Stung by Major Credit Card Fraud

Despite being forthcoming about the online fraud, Expedia is doing its best to downplay the threat. A company press release stated that the one-time charge represents the company's estimate of unreserved fraudulent activity to date, which is less than one half of one percent of tickets sold.

Michigan Prepares To Sue DoubleClick for Spying

In a press release issued Thursday, Michigan Attorney General Jennifer M. Granholm said, "DoubleClick is systematically implanting electronic 'cookies,' or electronic surveillance files, on the hard drives of users' computers without their knowledge or consent." Granholm cont...

FTC Probe Compounds eToys’ Woes

In December, the E-Commerce Times reported that a number of e-tail sites appeared to be operating in violation of the Mail Order Rule. Companies that are subject to the 1975 statute include those that engage in traditional sales by mail as well as companies that receive sales orders where "a computer, fax machine or some other similar means is used to transmit an order over telephone lines," according to an FTC press release.

Crackers Cripple RSA Server Twice

The hackers, who defaced a site belonging to RSA just before midnight EST Saturday, didn't miss the irony, and left in their own version of an RSA home page a link to a company press release describing its "client puzzle" method for authenticating client requests arriving at Internet servers.

Amazon’s Stock Zooms Despite $323M Q4 Loss

Amazon apparently caused considerable confusion about its financials by highlighting what it called its "pro forma" loss in its press release, instead of its complete loss. The pro forma loss was from operations only and excluded amortization of goodwill and other intangibles...

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