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Once again, software provider Gator Corporation has irritated a big brand website whose pages, thanks to Gator, suddenly started featuring pop-up ads for UPS competitors.   Topic: E-advertising Who: Gator…

When internet users clicked to download software they got more than they bargained for, but could they be bound by terms and conditions when they had to scroll to the…

Which European countries have implemented the E-commerce Directive and what position are they taking on E-mail marketing controls?   PMA LAW CONFERENCE CHICAGO 4-5 NOVEMBER 2002 EUROPEAN DIGITAL MARKETING LAW…

As of 21 August 2002, the Electronic Commerce (EC Directive) Regulations 2002 have been mostly in force. All those involved in digital marketing and selling should be taking immediate action…

French Canadian ad language laws threaten UK web marketers as a result of this net-unfriendly decision.   Topic: E-advertising Who: Hypsing Who: Hyperinfo Canada Inc and Justice Benoit Where: Quebec…

When Kodak.com mistakenly offered a £329 camera for £100 and sent an ‘order confirmation’ to the hundreds that clicked to purchase, was a contract formed?   Topic: E-Commerce Who: Kodak…

The fight goes on against new cookie restrictions in the latest version of the proposed EU Communications Data Protection Directive, while it could be prison for cookie abusers if recent…

When poetry website “Der Poet” discovered its content was framed by advertising on an information portal using framing technology, it was not impressed.   Topic:  Links Who:  “Der Poet” w…

In the first case of its kind, the self-regulatory body had to deal with a fake cancel button on a banner ad. Fun fake interactivity or misleading advertising?   Topic:…

The draft Communications Data Protection Directive is going to be big news for marketers however it turns out, and the see-sawing continues with EU telecoms Ministers now having had their…