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Feds Back Off Amazon Request
A subpoena for information regarding Amazon.com customers and used book purchases as part of a criminal investigation into Robert D'Angelo has been withdrawn after withering criticism from the presiding judge.
Orkut Intentionally Shrinks Its Numbers
By Doug Caverly
Many companies like to inflate the number of users they claim to have. Not Google. Although Orkut used to accidentally overstate communities’ membership counts, the social network is now working to correct the problem.
Facebook Subpoenaed Over Sex Offenders
By Doug Caverly
At first glance, this looks bad: New Jersey Attorney General Anne Milgram has subpoenaed Facebook and asked that the social network identify registered sex offenders who have become members. Depending on what happens, “bad” could become an understatement.
Price Of Competitor Keyword Data: One Subpoena
A revived squabble between two recreational flooring companies has resulted in Google being subpoenaed for some of its keyword purchase data. The full implications of the order are not yet known, but third parties are nervous about being pulled in, and others worry about competitive data being de facto purchased through the courts.
Yahoo Tells Google To Stuff Its Subpoena
As part of its legal fight against publisher and author groups suing it over its book-scanning practices, Google sent subpoenas to Microsoft, Amazon.com, and Yahoo to gather information about their participation in similar book-archiving operations.
Google Subpoena Report Publicized
Earlier this year, the US gov't subpoena'd various search companies to get supporting data for a proposed revived Child Online Protection Act.
Google Subpoena Just Tip Of the Iceberg
The US Department of Justice harassed more than the major search engines for information to support its case for the Child Online Protection Act. A Freedom of Information Act request by Information Week revealed that the DOJ also sought evidence from nearly three dozen ISPs, search engines, and security companies.
American Airlines Flies Subpoena To Google
An excerpt of a copyrighted training video that showed up on Google Video has led American to demand the identity of the uploader via a subpoena.
Google Subpoena Woes Double
If Google does not succeed in fending off Gonzalez v Google, the ACLU said it would have to ask for the same information the government requested.
AMD Can Subpoena Firms For Intel Suit
Third parties that received subpoenas from AMD for its antitrust case against Intel had been reluctant to comply, citing non-disclosure agreements with Intel.
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