Co. Wants Spyware Control Act Blocked

edited June 2004 in Science & Tech
A New York company that makes Internet pop-up ads has asked a judge to block enforcement of Utah's new Spyware Control Act pending resolution of the firm's challenge to the law's constitutionality.
WhenU.com Inc. claims the law that took effect last month is "arbitrary and Draconian" and violates its free-speech rights. WhenU lawyers told 3rd District Judge Joseph Fratto Jr. on Thursday that regulation of advertising on the Internet is a matter of interstate commerce subject to federal, not state, jurisdiction. Interrupting an online transaction to direct activities to a competing business "is the activity the Utah Legislature is trying to prohibit," argued attorney Blake Miller, representing the state.
Source: Excite/Associated Press

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  • GobblesGobbles Ventura California
    edited June 2004
    Here is my challenge to all those out there that know how to DDOS. Instead of being lame and attacking MS and SCO, ok SCO attacks are not lame, lets target all the spam and popup companies and bring them to thier knees //insert evil genius laugh here//

    Gobbles
  • edited June 2004
    Gobbles wrote:
    Here is my challenge to all those out there that know how to DDOS. Instead of being lame and attacking MS and SCO, ok SCO attacks are not lame, lets target all the spam and popup companies and bring them to thier knees //insert evil genius laugh here//

    Gobbles

    That echoes my thoughts exactly! :D;D
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