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March 17, 2005 | Law.com

Gone Phishing

Online swindlers are busier than ever thanks to the latest trick of the trade: phishing. By creating replicas of legitimate Web sites, they fool unsuspecting Internet users into divulging personal information such as birth dates and Social Security numbers. The phishers then use this data to set up fake credit card accounts or make fraudulent online purchases.
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March 21, 2005 | National Law Journal

Foil the Phantom Phishers

Companies must act fast to thwart Internet scammers who send out deceptive messages in order to steal people's identities.
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March 22, 2006 | Daily Report Online

Web shoppers buying more big-ticket items

By Mylene Mangalindan, Wall Street JournalVia AP - Internet-only deals are increasingly turning the Web into a virtual bargain basement for big-ticket items from snowblowers to HDTVs.The offers are stoking a marked change in consumer behavior. For years people have embraced the practice of buying small and easily-packaged items, such as books, online.
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September 20, 1999 | Law.com

Privacy on the Internet

The e-commerce industry, legislators and consumers are all struggling to find a balance between preserving Internet users' privacy and promoting the development of business and the flow of information online. Industry self-regulation has failed to significantly advance consumer confidence in online privacy. Increasing public concern and a trend toward government regulation emphasize the need for companies involved in e-commerce to address privacy issues promptly. This paper examines some of those issues.
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September 22, 2003 | National Law Journal

Business-method patents may be fewer, better

The waterfront for business-method patents, particularly those relating to e-commerce, has changed. Fewer patents are being issued. It is taking longer to obtain those patents. And the patents that are being issued very well could be of better quality.
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March 11, 2010 | New York Law Journal

Becoming Social: Issues in Creating Networking Sites

Stephen W. Feingold and Barry M. Benjamin, partners at Kilpatrick Stockton, write that companies that were long content to have a Web site consisting of nothing more than an online brochure are now actively exploring creating Web sites with social media capabilities. Before implementing social media capabilities, though, the company should weigh the business justification for doing so, because the legal issues involved can be tricky.
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April 08, 2011 | Law.com

What Online Businesses Need to Know About the ADA

Baker Donelson's Kelly L. Frey Sr. and Shameak Belvitt review the trend toward enhanced online access for people with disabilties, and examine the legal and technological implications for businesses in the wake of recent court decisions.
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January 08, 2009 | Legaltech News

A Taxing Online Issue Out of New York

A New York state law enacted last spring was on the minds of many Internet retailers this holiday season. The law imposes obligations on certain online, out-of-state (and bricks-and-mortar) companies to collect state and local sales taxes for sales made through New York-based affiliates.
11 minute read
March 08, 2006 | Daily Report Online

AT&T-BellSouth deal may halt push for Internet tolls for now

By Bruce Meyerson, Associated PressThe planned purchase of BellSouth Corp. by ATT Inc. may force telephone companies to back away from their push to charge Web companies extra to deliver video and other services to the nation's homes.The debate, though it's drawn little attention outside Washington so far, has been heating up in recent months between phone companies and the likes of Google Inc.
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June 18, 1999 | Law.com

The SEC Frowns on "Free" Web Stock Offers

The Web is filled with companies offering "free" shares of stock -- first come, first served. But beware: The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has taken the position that stock giveaways on the Web are not "free" at all -- and are therefore not exempt from the securities laws' registration requirements.
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