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Email subscription problems
Some email subscribers may have received some OLD postings.  This service is handled by feedburner, and I’ve asked them to look into it. Sorry for the mix-up.

Subscribe by Email!
It may be a bit pathetic, but it took me this long to figure out how to use an email subscription service for the Legal Satyricon. Better late than never. If you would like to subscribe by email, you can use the widget to the right, or simply use the link below...

Subscription Tools Available
I finally made available a subscription to my blog. I'm not technically advanced, so it have taken a lot of time for me to understand how it works and how to make subscription services available for my readers...

Google's New Subscription Pricing Approach for Email Archiving
Here is an interesting article about how Google is pricing its Postini email archival and e-discovery solution. With Google, Yahoo and now Dell, all entering the email archiving game through recent acquisitions, it will be interesting to see how the pricing models shake out.

New Way to Subscribe
Email delivery of Defending People through Feedburner is slow — posts are sent out in a daily digest, so there might be almost a daylong lag between when I post and when subscribers receive it via email...

Make The Switch
The new blog is up and running, and now it is time for you to take a second to update your RSS feed and/or sign up for email updates. Simply go to The Legal Scoop,  and once you get there go to the "Subscription" section on the left hand side of the page...

McAfee, Symantec
Settle Investigation into Automatic Antivirus Subscription Practices

Computer Spyware Act
Spammer to pay $100,000 settlement in email fraud lawsuit.

Microsoft Spam
Richter pays $7 million settlement in deceptive email lawsuit.

FenPhen
Serious Heart Problems Found In Ex-Users

Food Dyes Linked to Behavioral Problems
Ban Urged

Healon D
Reports of Postoperative Eye Problems Prompts FDA Recall