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The FTC may be sued over conflict of interest in approving the Double-Click and Google merger.
Privacy groups: FTC has obligation in Google deal
But the tougher fight for Google and DoubleClick could be in Europe, where the EC could take to heart a strongly worded objection from dissenting commissioners.
US Adults Too Busy Googling Each Other to Worry Much About Privacy
Looks like Flaggers are asleep on this one. Of course with France's
Sarkozy previously been accused of blurring France's traditional boundaries between public and private life and with now
France wanting to cut off pirates from the Internet
with a name like "The Balck Flag Cafe", I doubt very much that the owners and denizens and users there feel very prone to be drawn into the age of civility.
Why? Because its so yesterday and were talking revolution.
In France, in October 2002, France’s Supreme Court held in Nikon France v. Onos that an employee has a right to privacy at the workplace during working
French auction houses sue eBay
