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Online businesses (and these days, whose business isn’t online?) have to deal with a multitude of overlapping and competing e-marketing regulations, including CAN-SPAM, COPPA, the Lanham Act, state child e-mail privacy laws, adware regulations, FTC and FCC enforcements and advisories, and all of the relevant international laws.

Support for free trade long has transcended party. Open international markets offer enormous economic benefits. However, four free trade agreements are now stuck before Congress, awaiting its approval, and the president's "fast track" negotiating authority expired on June 30. The Bush administration and Congress must work together to maintain America's leadership role in promoting the freedom of Americans
to trade.

You know the old saying that no good deed goes unpunished.

Senators Max Baucus (D-Mont.

Seventy-three years ago a system of subsidies called “separations and settlements” was created to move the U.

One of the problems that arises when a government passes lots of laws—and here Congress is an overachiever—is that things change over time.

Yesterday, the Federal Trade Commission (FCC) issued a report on broadband competition, finding that there is no need at this point for new regulations—including so called “network neutrality” regulations—on broadband networks.

With gas prices at uncomfortably high levels, politicians have been trying to make political points off them.

The return of Congress to Democrat control may finally bring Internet taxes to the U.

USA Today is reporting that the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) overpaid victims of Hurricane Katrina by $485 million.