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PORTLAND, Oregon, May 27, 2005 – A woman sued Yahoo Inc. for $3 million, alleging the Internet site failed to fulfill a promise to remove nude pictures of her from the Web. Cecilia Barnes, 48, in a lawsuit filed Tuesday in Multnomah County, claims an ex-boyfriend began posting unauthorized personal profiles of her containing the photos […]

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MP3 music files have been available for several years, and file-sharing programs are more popular than ever. Still, many people are confused about what is legal and what isn’t. Can downloading music put you at risk for legal action? It’s no wonder so people are confused. The Net is full of sites with ads for […]

You’re not doing anything wrong or against the law, despite what the error message says. The message means that the program in question is having a problem. The “illegal operation” designation covers a wide range of errors, and it may take some time, patience and troubleshooting to pinpoint the cause. The most common causes of […]

Is employee monitoring legal in the U.S.? Upto what extent, and what are the resources that verify this? In today’s world you must assume that you have no electronic privacy – that both your employer and the U.S. government is monitoring your electronic communications. The U.S. government, however, is probably the biggest snooper. The PATRIOT Act […]

The most important part in accepting a credit card online is to verify the cardholder is actually placing the charge. On the Internet, this can be done with Address Verification System. What is the Address Verification System (AVS)? The Address Verification System (AVS) is an advanced level of credit card security that is now used […]