Google and Yahoo will delay implementation of their joint advertising deal to give antitrust lawyers at the Justice Department more time to review the agreement, the companies said. The additional delay will be less than a month, said a source close to negotiations who was not authorized to speak publicly and spoke on the condition of anonymity. …
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Google, Yahoo Agree to Delay Advertising Deal
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Congress Lets Lawmakers Post on Outside Sites
http://www.gigalaw.com/news/2008/10/congress-lets-lawmakers-post-on-outside.htmlMembers of Congress can finally use Web sites like YouTube, after committees in both the House and Senate adopted new rules allowing members to post content outside of the .gov domain, as long as it is for official purposes. …
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Study Finds High Cyberbulling, Low Reporting
http://www.gigalaw.com/news/2008/10/study-finds-high-cyberbulling-low.htmlResearch indicates that as many as 75 percent of teens have been bullied online, but only one in 10 have reported the problem to parents or other adults, a new study shows. The study, published in the September issue of The Journal of School Health, is the latest to sound the alarm about so-called cyber-bullying, which can occur on social networking sites and in e-mail and text messages. …
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Comcast Says Customers Don’t Mind Traffic Limits (GigaLaw.com)
http://www.official-offer.com/uncategorized/comcast-says-cus...Comcast Corp. said its new method of managing Internet traffic may sometimes result in slower Web surfing for subscribers who use their cable modem the most, yet the company has not received a single customer complaint in trial runs in five areas. Original story here.
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WTO May Probe US Action Again EU Online Gambling
http://www.gambling-guide-and-directory.com/2008/09/19/wto-m...A dispute over US enforcement actions against European Union online gambling companies could be headed to the World Trade Organization soon, an European industry group said. “It looks very much as if this matter will… be sent to the … More: continued here
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dullhaven.com
http://www.dullhaven.comWhile other countries often don’t respect the right to be anonymous, the US has shown a strong willingness to protect anonymity rights. And, here’s another such case, but for a somewhat different reason. Gigalaw points us to the news that a court has ruled that the Billings Gazette newspaper doesn’t need to reveal anonymous commenters, relying on the same state (not federal) law that protects reporters in the state from having to reveal sources. The law
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Tech Scoop - Hot Technology Gossip
http://www.techscoop.netWhile other countries often don't respect the right to be anonymous, the US has shown a strong willingness to protect anonymity rights. And, here's another such case, but for a somewhat different reason. Gigalaw points us to the news that a court has ruled that the Billings Gazette newspaper doesn't need to reveal anonymous commenters, relying on the same state (not federal) law that protects reporters in the state from having to reveal sources. The law
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Anonymous Newspaper Commenters Protected By Same Law That Protects Reporters' Sources
http://www.teleactivities.net/node/7499While other countries often don't respect the right to be anonymous, the US has shown a strong willingness to protect anonymity rights. And, here's another such case, but for a somewhat different reason. Gigalaw points us to the news that a court has ruled that the Billings Gazette newspaper doesn't need to reveal anonymous commenters, relying on the same state (not federal) law that protects reporters in the state from having to reveal sources. The law
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Anonymous Newspaper Commenters Protected By Same Law That Protects Reporters' Sources
http://www.teleactivities.net/node/7499While other countries often don't respect the right to be anonymous, the US has shown a strong willingness to protect anonymity rights. And, here's another such case, but for a somewhat different reason. Gigalaw points us to the news that a court has ruled that the Billings Gazette newspaper doesn't need to reveal anonymous commenters, relying on the same state (not federal) law that protects reporters in the state from having to reveal sources. The law
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Anonymous Newspaper Commenters Protected By Same Law That Protects Reporters' Sources
http://www.technologyowl.com/i115334-c134-rssWhile other countries often don't respect the right to be anonymous, the US has shown a strong willingness to protect anonymity rights. And, here's another such case, but for a somewhat different reason. Gigalaw points us to the news that a court has ruled that the Billings Gazette newspaper doesn't need to reveal anonymous commenters, relying on the same state (not federal) law that protects reporters in the state from having to reveal sources. The law
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Top Gear Electronics
http://topgearelectronics.com/blogWhile other countries often don't respect the right to be anonymous, the US has shown a strong willingness to protect anonymity rights. And, here's another such case, but for a somewhat different reason. Gigalaw points us to the news that a court has ruled that the Billings Gazette newspaper doesn't need to reveal anonymous commenters, relying on the same state (not federal) law that protects reporters in the state from having to reveal sources. The law
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Tech News - Tech News
http://newsvine.inWhile other countries often don't respect the right to be anonymous, the US has shown a strong willingness to protect anonymity rights. And, here's another such case, but for a somewhat different reason. Gigalaw points us to the news that a court has ruled that the Billings Gazette newspaper doesn't need to reveal anonymous commenters, relying on the same state (not federal) law that protects reporters in the state from having to reveal sources. The law
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Anonymous Newspaper Commenters Protected By Same Law That Protects Reporters' Sources
http://techdirt.com/articles/20080908/0245002198.shtmlWhile other countries often don't respect the right to be anonymous, the US has shown a strong willingness to protect anonymity rights. And, here's another such case, but for a somewhat different reason. Gigalaw points us to the news that a court has ruled that the Billings Gazette newspaper doesn't need to reveal anonymous commenters, relying on the same state (not federal) law that protects reporters in the state from having to reveal sources. The law
