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Monthly Archives: November 2006

Craigslist Not Liable for Publishing Discriminatory Advertisements

16th
Nov. × ’06

I’ve been following the recent case here in the Northern District of Illinois where Craigslist was sued for publishing housing advertisements that allegedly violated the Fair Housing Act.  A decision by Judge St. Eve holds that Craigslist is a provider of an interactive computer service under 47 USC 230(c)(1), and that as such it is entitled [...]


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Technology Voter Guide 2006 Released

4th
Nov. × ’06

In preparation for the November 7, 2006 elections, check out the Technology Voter Guide prepared by CNET News.com.  The link leads to the analysis page, from which you can click on the map to see how your representatives in your state voted on technology issues. Then, you can click on each person’s name to see [...]


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