Volume I

Issue : 10: November 13, 2003

• B.C. Court of Appeal Takes Note of Special Nature of an IT Business in Recent Decision
• Internet Browser Patent Re examination Ordered
• Time Warner to Enter the VoIP Market in California Bangladesh to Open VoIP to Private Sector
• CDT Releases Report on Spyware
• FTC Holiday Warning to E tailers
• B.C. Supreme Court has Jurisdiction Over Domain Name Dispute
• U.S. Court of Appeals Reverses FBI Eavesdropping Orders
• Pharma Companys Use of Cookies Found Not in of Violation of Privacy Legislation
• Manufacture of Garage Door Openers Uses DCMA to Fight Competitor
• Music Industry Establishes One-Stop International Licence for Webcasters
• Movie Industry Set to Sue Individual File Sharers in War Against Piracy
• Report Finds Identity Theft on the Rise in Canada
• Bank Managers Disclosure Of Private Information Leads To Cancelled Wedding

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Time Warner to Enter the VoIP Market in California Bangladesh to Open VoIP to Private Sector

Time Warner announced plans to enter the VoIP market in California next year. The company will cooperate with state regulators and obtain a telephone operator's license. This comes at a time when VoIP providers are challenging the state's request to obtain telephone operator licenses and the California Public Utilities Commission is preparing to issue a final policy position.

In related news, after two years of fighting to access the VoIP market, the private sector in Bangladesh will finally be allowed to provide VoIP services. The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission received the final recommendation of a task force headed by the Prime Minister in June of this year.

For more information on the California matter, visit:

http://news.com.com/2100-7352_3-5107148.html

For more information Bangladesh matter, visit:

http://shorl.com/hobrutidridrafe