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Internet gambling could be running out of luck
The US takes action on the internet gambling big guns.
Microsoft announces plans to promote competition
Microsoft General Counsel, Brad Smith, has announced plans for the future of Windows starting with Windows Vista, the Windows XP upgrade due for imminent release.
Click fraud on the increase.
The quarterly report from consultants Click Forensics shows click fraud is on the increase, which could lead to a damaging financial impact on major online advertisers.
Sexing up of investment banking – an issue of online brand protection
Increasing threats to brand identity caused by cybersquatters are causing problems for big name brands such as investment bank Goldman Sachs
Do search engines owe you a favour?
There has been some pretty heated discussion of late as to the accountability of search engines if an online business fails due to lack of exposure by not having a listing in the index due to either black hat SEO or dumb luck.
MySpace seen as ideal target by spammers
Following on from last week's news concerning the plans for the "US Congress to go 'Big Brother' on social networking sites", it seems that sites like MySpace are receiving even more unwanted attention.
Brand Squatting leads to a lawsuit for Yahoo!
JP Enterprises has dropped a trademark infringement lawsuit on Yahoo! and other companies for allegedly paying for search engine advertising on Google for trademarked search queries.
New authorisation feature from Google?
With neither fanfare nor announcement Google Account pages all around the internet are being updated with an innocuous-looking new link.
Lowdown on Google Toolbar 2.0 for Firefox
Bigmouthmedia gets down and dirty with the latest offering from Google and throws up some interesting takes on the new features.
Last minute changes to Microsoft IE ActiveX rollout
The clock is ticking to get ActiveX based sites in line for the next Internet Explorer security update.
