January 27, 2002
Reuters: SEC uses fake site to warn investors (also see McWhortle Enterprises)
January 25, 2002
Turning Macs on thievery (theft victim hacks into stolen computer, instructing it to call home)
Privacy.Org: FTC proposes changes to Telephone Sales Rule (also see FTC press release)
January 20, 2002
Wired News: Abandonware: Dead games live on
ZDNet UK: .Net vote rigging illustrates importance of Web services (Microsoft attempts to stuff ballot box)
January 17, 2002
Reuters: CD creator burns copy-protection efforts (Philips blocks use of trademarked “compact disc” logo on copy-protected CDs that won’t play on computer CD-ROM drives or DVD players)
Wired News: Europe GPS plan shelved
January 16, 2002
Yahoo! News: Six shot at Virginia law school (also see Appalachian School of Law)
January 13, 2002
Wired News: Cybercourts set for tech trials
January 11, 2002
Ed Anger in Weekly World News: You gotta be an idiot to put pineapple on your pizza
Washington Post: Judge flunks Microsoft school plan (also see CNN/Money, CNET News.com, and InternetNews.com coverage)
Wired News: Elmo so tickled he can sing
January 10, 2002
Chicago Tribune: Sick of signing on to unsolicited pornography
January 07, 2002
CNET News.com: Appeals court upholds anti-spam law (also see Ferguson v. Friendfinders, Inc.)