The FCC has ordered Comcast to stop interfering with downloads based on user's browsing habits and personal details, a process known as "deep packet inspection".

eBay has recently filed suit against 23 defendants who apparently used cookies hidden in tiny graphic files on their own websites to direct users to eBay auctions in such a manner that users were often unaware of being redirected in the first place.

Statistics show that current Internet accessibility only extends to roughly 20% of the world's population. As the 'Next Several Billion' come online, the overall demographics of the average Internet user will dramatically be reshaped, as much of this new audience lives on less than $2 a day.

In response to last month's FCC ruling that barred Comcast from limiting peer-to-peer file sharing in an effort to reduce network congestion, Comcast has filed an appeal that claims the actions taken by the FCC were "inappropriate and its findings were not justified by the record." Comcast will follow the FCC guidelines throughout the proceedings, and plans to draw up alternative network manageme

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A lawyer California paid almost $1000 for a Google Adwords campaign, and unlike many trusting clients of the service, he did some background work on the results from his campaign to discover that more than 15% of the traffic came from parked domains and error sites.

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A company that has been investigating deep packet file information on the Internet in order to track user browsing habits has come under fire for its service which claims to be used simply for targeting banner ads to specific demographic targets.

A few weeks ago, a well-circulated report on the Internet by an unheard of group called the "Adult Internet Market Research Company" claimed that government stimulus checks were promoting porn sales. Another blogger countered this statement by pointing out that the facts bolstering these claims were totally unfounded.

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