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Money Woes Redux, More Malware, Shopping Jam
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PC World - We're just about out of another woeful week as far as economic news goes, what with AT&T and Adobe Systems joining the ever-growing list of companies slashing jobs and Research In Motion and Advanced Micro Devices giving notice that quarterly revenue either will not reach forecasts or will drop.
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Sony BMG to Pay US$1 Million to FTC for COPPA Violations
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PC World - Sony BMG Music Entertainment will pay US$1 million to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for collecting data on at least 30,000 children under the age of 13 without their parents' consent, behavior that violates the U.S. Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
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Chinese Team Mistakenly Released Unpatched IE7 Exploit
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PC World - Chinese security researchers mistakenly released the code needed to hack a PC by exploiting an unpatched vulnerability in Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 browser, potentially putting millions of computer users at risk -- but it appears some hackers already knew how to exploit the flaw.
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Sony Settles Online Privacy Case for $1 Million
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PC Magazine - Sony BMG Music Entertainment agreed Thursday to settle a Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA) case for $1 million, according to the Federal Trade Commission. The settlement equals the largest settlement ever for a COPPA case, the FTC said.
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Reuters - Sony BMG, which is changing its name to Sony Music Entertainment, was sued on Wednesday by the U.S. government, which accused the music company of violating federal rules aimed at protecting the online privacy of children.