Rough Drafts

DoubleClick continues to apologize, and has promised not to link personal data with browsing trails until the U.S. government comes […]

“Data spillage” discovered at Quicken.com — data that customers entered into mortgage calculators got sent to DoubleClick. Intuit has plugged

Keiretsus, zaibatsus: While these corporate syndicates may tread around the fuzzy edges of anti-trust regulations in the U.S., commentator Aaron

DoubleClick just can’t seem to get a break — AltaVista is starting to limit the information they share with their

CMGI building a vertically integrated online service (access + content)? Maybe this is the first step: THE REGISTER: Lycos comes

First Union Bank wants to keep third-party online financial service companies (like Yodlee or Paytrust) from accessing customer bank account

Big online B2B retail marketplace, backed by Oracle and Sears: Oracle to Build Market Site for Sears and French Chain

Net security bills on the way: Worries About Internet Crime Spark Legislative Blitz

Affiliate programs in danger? Amazon has just received a patent on the idea of having affiliate sites sell a company’s

A law proposed in California’s state senate would prohibit video service providers (e.g. your cable company, or TiVo) from disclosing