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  • Mon Jan 5 2004 Pop-up seller loses round in court

    A U.S. district court judge bars WhenU from delivering pop-up ads to some Net visitors, going against decisions in favor of the software maker's controversial marketing tactics.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen

  • Thu Sep 2 2004 Geico gets green light to sue Google, Overture

    Decision in case over whether trademarks can be linked to search results is a blow to search giants, CNET News.com has learned.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen

  • Thu Jan 15 2004 Web ad trademark law to be retested

    An appeals court reopens a lawsuit challenging the unauthorized use of trademarks in ads linked to search engine keywords--a potential setback to the Web search ad market.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen

  • Tue Jul 12 2005 Adware's second act

    The controversial companies are trying to make nice with consumers. But in the process, they're suffering self-inflicted wounds.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen

  • Mon May 2 2005 Making the wrong move against spyware

    CNET News.com's Washington watcher Declan McCullagh explains why a new congressional anti-spyware proposal is doomed to irrelevance.

    Posted by Declan McCullagh

  • Mon Apr 19 2004 Few solutions pop up at FTC adware workshop

    Spyware and adware have become the top complaint in customer service calls to computer makers, but a workshop convened by the Federal Trade Commission yields few answers.

    Posted by Declan McCullagh

  • Thu Apr 15 2004 FTC to shine light on spyware

    Growing consumer frustration sparks industry fears of new laws limiting software development.

    Posted by John Borland

  • Fri May 6 2005 The end of spyware? Fat chance

    The dialogue has just begun, but CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says a chasm still separates the opposing sides in this debate.

    Posted by Charles Cooper

  • Wed Apr 28 2004 Washington wakes up to spyware, adware

    Canning spam is no longer the biggest Internet concern in Congress. Two current bills seek to regulate the programs that take personal information and deliver pop-up ads.

    Posted by Declan McCullagh

  • Tue Aug 31 2004 Pop-up purveyor Claria settles suits

    Adware firm quietly settles with Wells Fargo, Quicken Loans and other businesses, CNET News.com has learned.

    Posted by Stefanie Olsen

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