Headlines: Bytes in Brief - April

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Featured headlines from the April issue of "BYTES IN BRIEF"(R) (a free monthly digest of Internet law and technology news):

WASHINGTON SPAM LAW HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL JUDGE ALLOWS NET FIRMS TO LINK TO RIVALS TOKYO JOE WANTS SEC SUIT DISMISSED
BUSINESS METHODS: PTO REVISES PROCESS
$1.7 BILLION SUIT FILED AGAINST NSI
COURT SAYS NO TO ANTI-FILTER PROGRAM
HOTJOBS GETS PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION AGAINST DIGITAL CITY FIRST NET INSIDER TRADING CASE FILED
DOJ PROPOSES EXPANSION OF NET POLICING
SUIT ALLEGES INTUIT DISCLOSED PERSONAL DATA JUDGES CONCEDE ON NET FINANCIAL DISCLOSURE GROWING LOSSES FROM CYBERCRIME
SEC SETTLES "PUMP AND DUMP" CASE
VERISIGN TO PURCHASE NSI FOR $21 BILLION UCITA SIGNED INTO LAW IN VIRGINIA
DOJ OPENS CRIMINAL PROBE OF GORE E-MAIL GLITCH DOJ CYBERCRIME SITE DEBUTS
SEC AUTOMATES HUNT FOR NET FRAUD
E-TAX COMMISSION ADJOURNS WITHOUT CONSENSUS MCCAIN PROPOSES NET TAX BAN
MCI/CABLE & WIRELESS SETTLE LAWSUIT
COPPA TAKES EFFECT IN APRIL
GLOBAL CRACKDOWN ON NET FRAUD LED BY FTC FDA INVESTIGATES NET SALE OF DRUGS Bytes in Brief" is a FREE monthly digest of Internet law and technology news delivered to you by e-mail, published jointly by Sensei Enterprises, Inc. (an information technology consulting company) and Nelson & Wolfe (a business and technology law firm). You may view the current and past issues of "Bytes in Brief" or subscribe at:

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