Wired News: Big retailers squeeze FatWallet (Wal-Mart and other big retailers threaten bargain shopping site with copyright suit for reporting their sale prices)

BBspot: Ryder pledges to find the real shoplifters

InternetNews.com: AOL loses subscriber privacy suit (also see Reuters)

CNET News.com: Digital copyright law on trial (also see ACLU information on Edelman v. N2H2)

CNET News.com: Who owns your e-mail? (customer sues Canadian ISP that kept her account open for incoming e-mail but denied her access to the messages) (also see Privacy Commissioner of Canada ruling; Canadian privacy legislation; and the customer's own account of the incident)

CNET News.com: Promise of P3P stalls as backers regroup (also see Platform for Privacy Preferences project overview and CPSR's P3P FAQ)

Slashdot: First worm with a EULA? (also see McAfee virus profile and Symantec security response)

Wired News: Band can't sell own music on eBay

CNET News.com: Judge: Disabilities Act doesn't cover web (federal court rejects ADA suit challenging Southwest's inaccessible web site)

CNET News.com: Direct marketers want anti-spam laws (not surprisingly, the type of law favored by the DMA would simply prohibit forged message headers; the result would be to legitimize spam, and the quantity of spam would increase dramatically, so no legislation at all would be far better)