Ombudsmen Rebuff Move By Public Broadcasting

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The Organization of News Ombudsmen voted at its annual conference to change bylaws so that only employees of news organizations can be eligible for membership, which will mean that employees of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and National Public Radio will no longer be considered eligible because of their government affiliation.

Labor force information, Management dynamics, Executive changes & profiles, Radio and Television Broadcasting, Corp for Public Broadcasting, Management, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Officials and employees, Membership, Employment, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Company business management, Ombudsmen, National Public Radio, United States. Corporation for Public Broadcasting, Tomlinson, Kenneth Y., Dvorkin, Jeffrey A., Organization of News Ombudsmen

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F.T.C. Files First Lawsuit Against Spyware Concerns

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The Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit against Seismic Entertainment Productions and Smartbot.net, both owned by Sanford Wallace. Both companies used spyware to install pop-up ads, causing computers to malfunction, slow down or crash.

Company legal issue, Cases, United States. Federal Trade Commission, Computer crimes, Computer crime, Malware

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