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  • Mon Apr 22 2002 Stop! Look before you click

    Mark Hochhauser, a psychologist who specializes in the readability of online documents, explains why Web surfers mindlessly click on contracts that could hijack their computers or make them targets of aggressive advertisers.

    Posted by Rachel Konrad

  • Wed Apr 25 2001 IM poised to become instant information tool

    In a few weeks, a new "buddy" will appear on instant messaging lists worldwide to answer fans' questions about a new Radiohead album--and it just might change the Net.

    Posted by John Borland and Stefanie Olsen

  • Wed Jan 30 2002 On a digital privacy crusade

    Internet security expert David Holtzman warns of the consequences of a digital society that's polarized into two camps: "vanilla politicians" and security-obsessed "curmudgeons."

    Posted by Rachel Konrad

  • Wed Dec 26 2001 Oversight needed?: Mishaps fuel regulation debate

    The consolidation of telecom powers and high-profile failures that hurt customers has many calling for regulation, but others warn that the heavy hand of government would stifle the industry.

    Posted by Rachel Konrad

  • Mon Jun 24 2002 Addressing the cause, not symptoms

    What checks and balances should be imposed on software makers to ensure adequate protection of consumers in the digital age?

    Posted by CNET News.com Staff

  • Thu Jan 11 2001 AOL, Time Warner complete merger with FCC blessing

    The companies complete their historic merger late Thursday shortly after the Federal Communications Commission approves the deal with conditions that affect instant messaging and Net cable access.

    Posted by Patrick Ross and Evan Hansen

  • Fri Jun 23 2000 End of the beginning for digital economy

    The Net economy is not doomed. It simply is experiencing the kind of natural consolidation that recast many other industrial landscapes, from automobiles to banking.

    Posted by Rachel Konrad

  • Wed Jul 9 1997 Deposing the information

    Pamela Samuelson doesn't come off as the hell-raiser she is. The 48-year-old law professor speaks in the measured, long sentences of one long accustomed to delivering classroom lectures, not diatribes.

    Posted by Margie Wylie

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