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Showing 1-18 of 18 results foundA call for Net neutrality debate in U.K.
September 17, 2007 Web's global nature makes it essential for U.K. and Europe to discuss Net neutrality, says British Computer Society president.Europe to push ahead with ISP snooping law
June 9, 2005 Despite rejection by European Parliament, legislation that would require ISPs to retain customer data moves ahead.Attorney general to talk data retention with new Congress
January 18, 2007 Alberto Gonzales says it's critical to ensure that law enforcement is able to get its hands on subscriber data from ISPs.Backer of ISP snooping slams industry
May 3, 2006 Congresswoman expresses frustration with ISPs resisting legislation that would require record retention.Senators demand more regulations on Net pharmacies
May 16, 2007 Politicians mull forcing ISPs to block "rogue" pharmacies or monitoring customers' Web traffic to block ads.FBI director wants ISPs to track users
October 17, 2006 Robert Mueller becomes latest Bush administration official to call for ISPs to store customers' data.Gonzales: ISPs must keep records on users
September 20, 2006 Attorney general, other witnesses ask Congress to force Internet service providers to follow customers' activities.GOP revives ISP-tracking legislation
February 7, 2007 New "law and order agenda" proposes data retention requirements. Also, owners of racy Web sites would have to post labels or go to prison.FBI plans new Net-tapping push
July 8, 2006 New legislation, seen by News.com, would force ISPs and net gear makers to build in Big Brother.Congress may make ISPs snoop on you
May 16, 2006 Proposed law targets bloggers, search engines, and Web sites that might "facilitate" access to unlawful pornography.ISP snooping plans take backseat
May 18, 2006 Republican committee chair says he won't go ahead with proposal to require Net providers to store data on customers.Interpol: Give us tools to fight cybercrime
March 21, 2006 International police want to see new global legislation dealing with cybercrime; Microsoft also pushes for stronger laws.Maryland lawmakers pass antispam legislation
April 14, 2004 The law would make spamming a criminal offense, with penalties that could include up to 10 years of jail time.Who owns your e-mail address?
May 19, 2004 Standpipe Studios CEO Mark Phillips says the implications of increasing rates of spam pose a threat to the continued use of e-mail.Charting tactics in the war on spam
June 18, 2003 Christine Gregoire, attorney general from Microsoft's home state of Washington, has some advice for federal lawmakers cooking up spam laws: Don't stifle commerce, and let individuals have their day...Why we've finally canned spam
December 16, 2003 U.S. Senators Ron Wyden and Conrad Burns say critics overlook the real impact that the law they wrote will have in the reduction of unwanted e-mail.Data retention bill expected next week
September 21, 2006 Proposal expected to require Internet providers to keep customer information for a year for police convenience.Republican politico endorses data retention
May 5, 2006 Aide to House committee chairman expresses support for law prohibiting ISPs from deleting customer activity records.
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