September 17, 2001
'Mafiaboy' gets 8 months for DoS attacks Digital privacy uncertain in wake of terrorist attack FBI gathering information from ISPs concerning terroris…
'Mafiaboy' gets 8 months for DoS attacks Digital privacy uncertain in wake of terrorist attack FBI gathering information from ISPs concerning terroris…
Intel sues Via Tech over patent States warn of rift in approach to Microsoft case AOL made bids for AT&T's cable business…
Shift Magazine Innovator, September 2001 Issue Lawrence Lessig named a Shift Magazine Innnovator.…
Russian programmer arraigned in U.S. copyright case; Plea-bargain talks break down EU investigates Microsoft for antitrust violations Scheme to smuggle milita…
Vietnam introduces new Internet regulations Microsoft Case assigned to D.C. District Court judge Sklyarov arraignment delayed DVD cracking case, Western styl…
Authors of Korea's #1 song-swapping service indicted Groups ask FTC to investigate Microsoft Passport, XP features Professor speaks on cracking digital an…
Scholars Debate Copyright Fraud Alleged in Registration of .info Addresses Federal Judges Angered by Computer Surveillance FBI Ordered to Reveal PC Snooping…
House Subcommittee Approves Five-Year Extension on Ban on Internet Taxes 'Code Red' worm 'minimized' — for now Federal appeals court denies Mi…
SirCam email virus slowing, but threat lingers Giant cache of personal data found in chatroom Federal court says government work products merit copyright too…
CDs containing copy-protection coming to a store near you Federal judge rejects Random House request for injunction against e-publisher The Microsoft antitrus…
Judge Orders Napster to Remain Offline Court Seems Set on Keeping Net Case Local The Case of the Forwarded E-mail: Online allegations of Nazi-looted art inspi…
Online 'Browse-Wrap' Software License Agreement Not Binding With E-Books, Libraries Enter Digital Age--But Publishers View Free Electronic Lending as a…