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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundAOL clarifies IM privacy guarantee
March 15, 2005 Company admits its privacy policy was "inartfully" worded and is revising it to respond to concerns about IM privacy.Yahoo releases e-mail of deceased Marine
April 21, 2005 In case that raised privacy issues, company complies with court order and gives family access to messages.Facebook's app feeding frenzy
June 16, 2007 Founder Mark Zuckerberg says new third-party applications will help his social network grow. But how much is too much of a good thing?Facebook users open to cyberattacks, ID theft?
July 30, 2007 Facebook Platform creates channel for malicious third-party applications. Users also face identity theft, VeriSign says.LiveJournal apologizes for mass deletion
June 1, 2007 Following Six Apart's deletion of 500 journals, users stage a blistering backlash and the company moves to make amends.Web ad blocking may not be (entirely) legal
September 14, 2007 As Web browser add-ons that let people erase ads proliferate, legal experts to wonder when the first lawsuit will be filed.GoDaddy pulls security site after MySpace complaints
January 26, 2007 A host of mailing list archives disappears after thousands of MySpace usernames and passwords are archived on the site.Outsourcing your 'Warcraft' skills
February 6, 2007 A growing group of companies will for a fee take over players' virtual identity and help them get to the top of the heap.DMCA complaint against YouTube dropped
January 15, 2007 Husband of 'Second Life' figure says complaint regarding a video on the video-sharing site was not a copyright issue.Creating a game? Get a lawyer
September 7, 2007 With patents, copyrights and marketing rights playing an ever bigger role, gamemakers are discovering they need legal hawks just as much as everyone else.
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