Legal roadblocks curb on line car sales by non dealers
A Consumer Federation of America report notes Texas and other states restrict online car sales by non franchised sellers. Laws favor dealers, raising prices and limiting competitive online sites. Auto industry groups press for updated rules as states balance online research with dealer protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consumer Federation of America
Hoccal
UW Ucr Us Oy
Citis
Julllis
Alaska
Automotive News
Asts
Flonda
Oualmaa Adak
Gillis
Florida
Texas
Consumer Federation
National
Auto- 2Udure
ASU
Assocaton
Online domain data sales spark spam and scams warning
The text warns that Network Solutions sells domain owner data including active site status and security measures, fueling spam. It notes a Georgia restraining order against National Domain Name Registry for deceptive advertising and cites a $70 fee scam targeting domain name contacts. Barnes and Noble wins on single‑click checkout in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Network Solutions
Georgia
Repstry
Barnes and Noble
Amazon Com
Amazon.com
Concept mapping to browse web pages eye opening tool
Researchers at University of West Florida convert paper concept maps into a pageless Web browsing method called Cmap. The system integrates with existing browsers, aiding visual linking of topics and subtopics and supports NASA Mars mapping and collaborative site selection. It is free for nonprofit use and under review for licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alberto Canis
University of West Florida
Institute For Human and Machine Cognition
Pensacola
Fla
Mr. Canas
Johann Stenberg
Alberto Canas
Canas
Institute
Ken Ford
Igh
Cial
Cincinatti
Geoffrey Briggs
Center For Mars Exploration
NASA
Ames Research Center
California
Pop
Bng- Bs
Navy
Joseph Novak
Cornell University
Tapition Software Inc
Decision Explorer
Banaxia Software Ltd
Mindset
VisiMap
CoCo Systems Ltd
Novak
West Florida
More Than Half of U S Adults Online in 2000 Study Says
The Pew Internet and American Life Project reports 56 percent of U S adults used the Internet last year, about 104 million people, with 16 million new users in the last six months. It notes gaps by income and age, highlights daily use rise, and online shopping reaching 52 percent of users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Pew Internet & American Life Project
Pew Center
Lee Rainie
Pew
Rainie
Virus spreader offered mayor interview in Netherlands
A 20 year old hacker known as OnTheFly, who confessed to spreading a computer virus, was offered a talk with Mayor Siebold Hartkamp to discuss a possible security post. The mayor praised the suspect as a potential computer security expert while noting the person should finish school. Authorities charged him with damaging private property and computer programs but released him to his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SNEEK
Netherlands
Ate
Anna Kournikova
Siebold Hartkamp
Hartkamp
TheFly
Deregulation debate fuels push for faster new communications
Washington AP reports five years after a law easing government constraints on radio, cable and telecom, supporters argue deregulation will spur faster Internet and new services, while critics warn it could raise prices and hinder competition. Industry figures say loosening rules may invite new players, with Powell endorsing market forces and Tauzin urging careful reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pevemenent
Cays
Billy Teun
Wia
Uzin
House Commerce Committee
Gene Kimmelman
Consumers Union
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Scott Cleland
Owetee
Commission
Michael Powell
Eeaer
Finates
I Fritts
Tara Wheeler
Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association
Powell
Bell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Snp
Howard
Consumers Checkbook
Iia
Houston
Charman
Robert McGuire
Aulbsity Aenad, Py
Matt Harrick Wodirestor
Smbaenek
Ysietworks Net
Matt Barrick
Ethene
Signetary Systems
Mars
coginsLawf.edu
Cmex
Are
Http
Pewinternet
Ong
Mr. Tauzin