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Expert: Online Merchants Behind in Payment SecurityInternet Retailer writes that the majority of U.S. web merchants are only in compliance with roughly 30 percent...FTC Official: Proper Notice Is Key to Spyware Issue, Spitzer Done GoodSpyware in and of itself may not be illegal, but inadequate notice to users by distributors of such...Survey: Over Half of Online Adults Use In-Home BroadbandSome 74 percent of U.S. adults go online, and more than half of those use broadband at home,...Mistrial in FindWhat, Yahoo Patent CaseFindWhat.com Inc. said Thursday that a judge declared a mistrial after a jury was unable to reach a...Durex Buys Podcast Product Placements for CondomsTo reach young listeners with risque marketing messages while avoiding FCC decency rules, condom maker Durex has purchased...FTC Seeks Comments on Can-Spam RulemakingThe Federal Trade Commission published a 30-page Notice of Proposed Rulemaking in the Federal Register on Wednesday, proposing...W3C Promises First-Class Mobile WebHoping to create a first-class mobile web browsing experience, the massive World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) has...NeWave, CSTI to Develop 'Click-to-Talk' TechE-commerce solution provider NeWave announced an agreement with Custom Switching Technology Inc. (CSTI) to develop a "Click-to-Talk" communication...IBM Officially Opts for FirefoxIBM is encouraging employees to use Firefox, already the browser of choice for some 10 percent of IBM's...Aussies Take Swipe at SpywareUnder legislation introduced by Democrats in Australia, those convicted of installing spyware or cookies on computers without permission...Europeans Know about, Don't Use Online Alternative PaymentOn average only 14 percent of European online consumers who are aware of alternative payment systems have used... |