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News Article Saturday, October 2nd 2004, 9:45am EDT Goodthinxx Voice Call Service to Replace Dialers. In light of regulations enacted on the dialer pay-by-phone market, online billing company Goodthinxx has launched a voice call service that could be a safer solution for Europeans who can’t pay for their online content with a credit card. Voice Call is a way for non-U.S.-based Web surfers to pay for and then access adult content without a credit card and a way for Webmasters to attract overseas customers. “In Europe, only 30 percent of the population has a credit card. So you go to a site, you see a link that says click here to pay if you have no credit card, international calls only,” said Tanja Rahman, CEO of Goodthinxx. “It works similar to a 900 number.” News Article Saturday, October 2nd 2004, 9:44am EDT McAfee in BitDefender virus slur spat. McAfee has distanced itself from slurs against rival AV firm BitDefender contained in sponsored ad links on Google.com. The Romanian firm was unsurprisingly upset at having its products referred to as a "virus" in ads that linked to a page offering McAfee anti-virus software (screenshot here).To make matters worse the sponsored link (with pejorative text "Remove BitDefender virus. Clean your PC if already infected") appeared when a search for "BitDefender" was performed on Google.com. Bogdan Irina, BitDefender Sales and Marketing Director, condemned the ad as "false advertising and libel". Sponsor Saturday, October 2nd 2004, 9:43am EDT NetpondCash offering $30 PPS option. For webmasters "not comfortable" with revshare get in on Netpond's new per signup option, paying out $30 on all sites. Remember these are all no-console sites too. If you've already signed up for the revshare program and wish to change to the PPS program, send an email to fred@netpondcash.com to get switched over. News Article Saturday, October 2nd 2004, 9:42am EDT Porn sites take old addresses. It's 2004: Do candidates know where their cast-off campaign Web addresses are? If they don't, they had better check to see. Online pornographers may have taken them over. Geoff Davis, the Republican running for Congress in Northern Kentucky, is one of the unlucky politicians whose old site has gone porno. Geoffdavis2002.com, which once sported Davis' family photos and campaign promises, now transfers people logging in to a pornographic site - and the Davis campaign is not amused. "I think it's a shame that that exists," said Davis' campaign manager, Justin Brasell. "Geoff Davis supports limiting access to that type of filth. It's a shame it's out there. But it's a fact of life." News Article Saturday, October 2nd 2004, 9:41am EDT Four Suicides Linked to Child Porn Probe. The government will press on with a child pornography crackdown despite the suicides of four people being investigated in the operation, an official said Saturday. Justice Minister Chris Ellison said the deaths were regrettable but vowed they would not hinder Australia's biggest crackdown on child porn, an operation that he said would likely lead to 500 arrests. "This will not deter, in any way, the investigation," he said. Two men in Victoria state and one each in Queensland and Western Australia states have killed themselves in recent days. Sponsor Saturday, October 2nd 2004, 9:40am EDT Ghost Cash 75% payouts October 4th Ghost Cash announced its giving all affiliates 75% of each sale on October 4th, 2004. Affiliates will earn 75% of the initial signup for all sales sent during the 24 hour promotion. In addtion, for the entire month of October affilates can earn bonus cash for meeting target sales brackets. Bonus cash will be paid $25 for each set of 25 sales sent to the program. Ghost Cash has produced exclusive content since the year 2000 and speicalizes in the creampie niche. News Article Saturday, October 2nd 2004, 9:39am EDT Malicious porn pics show up online. The first images crafted to contain a malicious program that can take control of a PC have been found on the net. Security experts have been expecting such images to turn up after Microsoft revealed a weakness in the way Windows handles the popular Jpeg format. Soon after this discovery, a program started circulating online that was written to exploit this bug. The poisoned images were posted to a porn newsgroup at the weekend and were found by Usenet provider Easynews. News Article Saturday, October 2nd 2004, 9:38am EDT Gates: Microsoft to offer anti-spyware. Microsoft plans to offer its own anti-spyware software, Chairman Bill Gates said Friday. Gates said Microsoft will offer software to detect malicious applications and that the company will keep it up-to-date on an ongoing basis. He did not say when the software would be available or whether Microsoft would charge for it. Although progress is being made against spam and viruses, Gates said the adware and malware problem is getting worse. News Bytes Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:26pm EDT The Rest of the News - Updated Continuously Debating the first debate. News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:25pm EDT A virus that exploits the recently discovered JPEG vulnerability has been discovered spreading over America Online's instant-messaging program. Experts at the SysAdmin Audit Network Security, or SANS, Institute said the virus is still in its infancy, with the institute having received only two reports of infection so far.  News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:25pm EDT Orgies are the way to ease social tensions, claims US judge. He is the conservative bastion of the US supreme court, a favourite of President Bush, and a hunting partner of the vice-president. He has argued vociferously against abortion rights, and in favour of anti-sodomy laws. But it turns out that there is another side to Justice Antonin Scalia: he thinks Americans ought to be having more orgies. Challenged about his views on sexual morality, Justice Scalia surprised his audience at Harvard University, telling them: "I even take the position that sexual orgies eliminate social tensions and ought to be encouraged." News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:24pm EDT Bank under fire for 'peddling porn'. Anti-Porn campaigners staged a protest outside the Bank of Scotland demanding the withdrawal of a huge loan to a publishing company. Members of Scottish Women Against Pornography used yesterday’s demonstration to promote a campaign urging customers to ditch their accounts with the bank or denounce its £5 million loan to the company to fund the purchase of 45 pornographic magazines from the publisher and owner of the Daily Express newspaper, Richard Desmond. Scottish Socialist Party MSP Carolyn Leckie joined protesters on The Mound waving banners with slogans such as "Porn Peddlers Bank". The magazines, to be bought by a company called Remnant Media, include Asian Babes, Readers’ Wives, Mothers-in-Law, Barely Legal and 60 Plus. Sponsor Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:23pm EDT RealBigCash: Promote many sponsors from one ID. Webmasters, have you ever wished you could compare tons of sponsors on one site, and then promote them all with one affiliate id? Now you can at RealBigCash. RealBigCash, Inc. offers webmasters the opportunity to promote sites and products from the top names in the adult industry with only one affiliate account. This allows them to become more efficient and to quickly create a custom marketing campaign targeted toward their specific traffic. And webmasters only need to meet one pay-period minimum rather than being required to meet one minimum amount for each sponsor they promote on an individual basis. News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:21pm EDT Internet Gambling -- Regulate or Litigate? The U.S. government decided recently to negotiate with, rather than litigate against, the Caribbean islands of Antigua and Barbuda (both referred to as Antigua) over the issue of online gaming. This decision came about after the U.S. lost an arbitration proceeding under the trade dispute resolution process of the World Trade Organization (WTO) in March. The arbitration arose out of a complaint by Antigua to the WTO in the aftermath of a U.S. move in 1998 to fight Internet gambling by bringing charges against Jay Cohen, an American then living in Antigua. News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:20pm EDT Playboy man says give customers what they want. Alex Graham, overseeing the development of video-on-demand products across new networks for infamous content provider Playboy TV, sought to bring the industry back to first principles this afternoon by telling them that money would come from putting the consumer first and giving them what they wanted. Current TV offerings, he sugggested, were akin to making a man buying a shirt in TopShop pay for the shirt, 4 ties, 2 mini-skirts and some stockings. Whilst he might be interested in the 4 ties, the rest of it is simply of no concern to him and puts him off the whole package. Resource Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:19pm EDT Klixxx Launches Adult Webmaster Guide. Klixxx Magazine and Klixxx University are proud to announce that the 136 page Adult Webmaster Guide, produced exclusively by Klixxx, is now available for all adult webmasters. The adult webmaster guide by Klixxx teaches webmasters the essentials of the businessand is updated monthly. Webmasters who purchase the complete guide can receive personalized coaching by the Staff at Klixxx. The free trial download of the e - book and resource program offers the first three chapters for free at http://download.klixxx.com/awg/index.php News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:18pm EDT Security Holes in WordPress Blogging Tool. Security vulnerabilities have been found in WordPress, the popular PHP-based open source blogging application. Some scripts in WordPress are not properly validated, leaving the program open to cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks in which third parties could insert content into a WordPress-driven site. News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:17pm EDT Two men were found dead yesterday after being caught in a nationwide child pornography swoop that investigators tip will implicate up to 500 people. A Victorian prison officer is believed to have killed himself after questioning by detectives on Thursday. The warder worked at Fulham Correctional Centre in Gippsland. In Western Australia, a man due to face court on one count of possessing child pornography failed to appear and was later found dead at his home in the state's southwest. In Melbourne, a Catholic primary school teacher and an Anglican minister were stood down and will be charged on summons with possessing child pornography. Sponsor Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:15pm EDT AEBN adds 840 FHGs and 30 new niches. AEBN, the world's largest adult content internet provider, has added 840 hosted galleries with 30 all-new niches to compliment its catalog of more than 30,000 adult movies. AEBN now features more than 2,000 hosted galleries available in multiple layouts and customized colors for its affiliates. The program pays webmasters 20% commissions on pay per minute movies, streaming rentals and downloadable movies. News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:14pm EDT Calif. OKs Anti-Spyware, Swapping Laws. Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger has signed separate legislation designed to combat spyware and the illegal online swapping of copyright material. One bill requires people who share movies, videos and recordings on file-sharing services to provide their e-mail or physical addresses, while the other bans unauthorized installation of spyware on individual computers. But questions abound about the enforceability of both. "Every time a 14-year-old girl trades a song file and has to include her true address, that's a target for a stalker," EFF policy analyst Annalee Newitz said. The law, sponsored by a former talent agent at the William Morris Agency, Democratic Sen. Kevin Murray, limits fines for minors who don't provide their e-mail addresses to $250, or $1,000 after three violations.  News Article Friday, October 1st 2004, 1:12pm EDT Microsoft wins Smart Tags case. A jury ruled in Microsoft's favor late on Wednesday, deciding that a feature in recent versions of Office doesn't infringe on a patent held by another software maker. In 2002, small Norwegian company Arendi Holdings filed a lawsuit charging Microsoft with violating its patent for a "method, system and computer-readable medium for addressing handling from a computer program." The complaint revolved around the Smart Tags technology, introduced with Office XP, for linking words in a document to other actions or information. For example, an Office user can use Smart Tags to automatically add a contact to his address book by clicking on a name in a document. |
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