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26 Mar 2008
In the past week, Comcast filed an answer, denying
all of E360's charges, and attached to it a motion to file a
most impressive
counterclaim.
The court granted the motion on Monday so the counterclaim has been filed.
At about the same time, E360 filed its response to Comcast's
previous motion to dismiss the suit
due to its utter lack of legal merit.
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Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/e3comcast3.html
19 Mar 2008
I've now read Soloway's
plea agreement.
Despite some claims from his lawyers that it's some kind of
victory that he
only pleaded to three of the 40 charges, with the rest being
dismissed, it's clear from the agreement that he indeed did just about
everything that the government charged.
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Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/solplead2.html
15 Mar 2008
Large scale spammer Robert Soloway, whose criminal trial was scheduled to
start in a week and a half, pled guilty to most of the charges against him.
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Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/solplead.html
05 Mar 2008
Back in January, bulk mailer E360 filed
a suit against giant cable ISP Comcast.
This week Comcast responded with a withering response.
(Copies available
at spamsuite.com.)
Their memorandum of law wastes no time getting down to business:
Plaintiff is a spammer who refers to itself as a "internet marketing
company," and is in the business of sending email solicitations and
advertisements to millions of Internet users, including many of
Comcast's subscribers.
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Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/e3comcast2.html
04 Mar 2008
Last week Sen. Snowe filed bill S.2661, the
Anti-Phishing Consumer Protection Act of 2008, or APCPA.
While its goals are laudable, I have my doubts about some
of the details.
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Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/s2661.html
03 Mar 2008
Several people pointed out that although the suit
still hasn't appeared in PACER,
copies of the complaint are available online, including
this one at Lextext.
Having read it, I'm rather underwhelmed.
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Stable link is https://jl.ly/ICANN/front2.html
01 Mar 2008
Way back in 2004 the country's first criminal spam case,
Commonwealth of Virginia v. Jaynes, convicted
large scale spammer Jeremy Jaynes under the Virginia anti-spam law,
and sentenced him to nine years in jail.
I was the Commonwealth's technical expert and
wrote about my experience.
Since then he's been working his way through the appeals process,
losing at each stage.
Today the Virginia Supreme Court handed down its decision.
They upheld the conviction, but only by a single vote, 4-3.
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Stable link is https://jl.ly/Email/jaynesappeal.html
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