Add to ORKGthis just in piece reporting that Louis Philippe, head of Portland-based Reindeer Records, filed a claim in small-claims court against AOL for failing to block junk email. His claim was based on a new Maine law prohibiting Internet spam. Philippe is asking AOL for $1,320 to compensate for time lost having to sort through unwanted emails. The court date is scheduled for the beginning of November
On 27 October 2006 the Federal Court of Australia ordered Clarity1 Pty Ltd to pay $4.5 million and i...
The United States and the European Union have long recognized the need to protect ISPs from potentia...
The Communications Decency Act affords Internet service providers (ISPs) immunity from liability for...
this just in piece reporting that Louis Philippe, head of Portland-based Reindeer Records, filed a ...
Newsworthy piece reporting on Louis Philippe, 49, who runs Reindeer Group, a nonprofit arts group i...
New England Telephone Co. has filed suit in Portland, charging that the 1984 Cable Act barring phone...
The rapid development of the Internet as a source of information and as a means of communication has...
Politics + Other Mistakes piece on the legal action against Searsmont-based Internet blogger Lance ...
Another day, another data breach, another lawsuit. On September 22, 2006, a lawsuit was filed again...
Before 1994, the average Internet user received little unsolicited commercial email, or spam. But ...
Unsolicited commercial mail (also known as spam and junk mail) can inconvenience tens of millions of...
Focus on Law piece on the Portland firm Murray, Plumb and Murray and its latest noteworthy case, re...
The ever-increasing deluge of unsolicited e-mail, or spam, results in millions of dollars of economi...
Recent years have seen a number of legal actions to block access to electronic networks and web site...
This article examines the legislative response in the United States and the European Union to spam p...
On 27 October 2006 the Federal Court of Australia ordered Clarity1 Pty Ltd to pay $4.5 million and i...
The United States and the European Union have long recognized the need to protect ISPs from potentia...
The Communications Decency Act affords Internet service providers (ISPs) immunity from liability for...
this just in piece reporting that Louis Philippe, head of Portland-based Reindeer Records, filed a ...
Newsworthy piece reporting on Louis Philippe, 49, who runs Reindeer Group, a nonprofit arts group i...
New England Telephone Co. has filed suit in Portland, charging that the 1984 Cable Act barring phone...
The rapid development of the Internet as a source of information and as a means of communication has...
Politics + Other Mistakes piece on the legal action against Searsmont-based Internet blogger Lance ...
Another day, another data breach, another lawsuit. On September 22, 2006, a lawsuit was filed again...
Before 1994, the average Internet user received little unsolicited commercial email, or spam. But ...
Unsolicited commercial mail (also known as spam and junk mail) can inconvenience tens of millions of...
Focus on Law piece on the Portland firm Murray, Plumb and Murray and its latest noteworthy case, re...
The ever-increasing deluge of unsolicited e-mail, or spam, results in millions of dollars of economi...
Recent years have seen a number of legal actions to block access to electronic networks and web site...
This article examines the legislative response in the United States and the European Union to spam p...
On 27 October 2006 the Federal Court of Australia ordered Clarity1 Pty Ltd to pay $4.5 million and i...
The United States and the European Union have long recognized the need to protect ISPs from potentia...
The Communications Decency Act affords Internet service providers (ISPs) immunity from liability for...