Identity Theft Remains A Growing Problem

Identity theft contines to be a growing crime and a growing problem. Be aware of how identity theft happens and how you can prevent it from happening to you.

Steps To Protect Yourself From Identity Theft

Do not leave yourself wide open as a target to become a victim of identity theft. It can ruin your credit rating for years and take an extraordinary amount of your personal time to straighten out. Find out how to protect yourself against this fast-growing crime.

Identity Theft - Should I Worry?

Identity theft made 8.9 million American victims in 2006. 85% didn't know they were victims until they were notified, often when denied credit.

Home Security and Information Security

Home security is important in protecting yourself from identity thieves.

Identity Theft - The Most Common Mistakes After Identity Theft Occurs

Identity theft is a horrible crime and it occurs more often than you know. But the real tragedy is that no one cares. The credit card companies, the stores and the collection people could care less. All they want is the money and they don't care where it comes from. Learn the common mistakes made by identity theft victims.

Warning: Your Domain Name Could Infringe On Trademark Rights!

Learn how domain names can infringe on trademark laws and can lead to trouble for you. Includes what to look out for when purchasing domain names and where to go to find out if your domain name violates trademark laws.

Electronic Commerce Tax Jurisdiction and Principles of Permanent Establishment

The database hosted at remote server also should not be deemed a permanent establishment because the act is discretionary which provide enough opportunity for tax payer to avoid the higher tax jurisdiction.

Google's US Patent: What Does It Have in Stock for You?

Google has become awfully aware that some of their results have begun to be well manipulated by people with deep pockets, simply going out and buying thousands and thousands of links.

VegaStream's VoIP Regulation and Compliance

Industry regulators have a first duty to protect the consumer. In the telecommunications industry of late, that duty has been interpreted as a remit to liberalize the marketplace from monopoly and so enable competition, better services and lower prices.

Data Backup and Storage Compliance, How Do Smaller Companies Achieve This?

An articled detailing how smaller companies deal with data backup and storage compliance.

How to Assign Copyrights for an eBook to a Non-Profit; Sample Letter

If you are an author and have written an e-book, which can help people often nonprofit groups will discover it and ask if they can put the e-book on their web site for all their members of their organization. Some authors don't want to do this because they want to make money selling the e-book online and make 50% royalties.

Cyber Law and Slander Online Considered

We are starting to see more and more Internet Laws being added to the books in many different agencies in the United States. There are cyber laws at the FBI, FCC, SEC, FTC and many other places cropping up. What is unfortunate indeed is that most of these laws are made to protect US Citizens and yet only enforced onto US Citizens.

Xanga Violates the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act

Social networking website Xanga was fined $1 million for violating the Children's Online Privacy Act. Xanga was allowing members, under the age of 13, to register online for a portfolio without their parent's consent, the FTC – Federal Trade Commission announced Thursday.

Reporting a Cyber Crime: What You Need to Know

According to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, most law enforcement experts agree that the vast majority of cyber crimes are not reported, which allows the perpetrators to continue to carry out their crimes and victimize others. The FBI, in partnership with the National White Collar Crime Center, has helped establish an online source of help, the Internet Crime Complaint Center, where internet users can file complaints for any type of online crime.

Introduction to UDRP Disputes

This article highlights the main procedural and substantive issues arising in proceedings under the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy (the UDRP).