Archive for September 14th, 2006

Attorney David Fish of The Collins Law Firm reports on his blog,
Internet and Class Action Law, that eBay has filed a lawsuit against
WorldAuctions.com in the Northern District of California alleging that
the Internet site infringes on its auction system.

Fish links to eBay’s complaint, which includes allegations that the
site asked new users to “migrate” eBay feedback […]

Identity theft stealing your peace of mind? Take control with Equifax Credit Alerts for PayPal Users.â€? So begins an offer for a free credit-monitoring service from PayPal for its U.S. account holders. PayPal is teaming up with Equifax to provide the service, which it describes as “an early warning detection system that monitors your credit […]

SolarCity, a startup that aims to tap in to the alternative energy market, said Wednesday it received $10 million in financing led by serial entrepreneur Elon Musk.
The funding represents the first round for the new solar panel installation company. Mr. Musk provided about 90 percent of the funding, and the balance came from private individuals. […]

Attorney David Fish of The Collins Law Firm reports on his blog,
Internet and Class Action Law, that eBay has filed a lawsuit against
WorldAuctions.com in the Northern District of California alleging that
the Internet site infringes on its auction system.

Fish links to eBay’s complaint, which includes allegations that the
site asked new users to “migrate” eBay feedback […]

 ”Can you see me now” is what Mac and Windows users could be asking each other as a result of Skype’s new release that enables cross-platform, free video calls between Apple and Microsoft users.
Skype for Mac makes possible one-on-one video calls that can be viewed within the Skype window or a user’s full computer screen, […]