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November 2, 2009

Sanford Wallace Could Face Jail Time in Facebook Spam Case

A few items ClickZ editors are reading:

Facebook Awarded $711 million Decision Against "Spam King" Wallace. Site is unlikely to collect more than a small fraction of damages against Sanford Wallace, who has phished and spammed his way to infamy. However, a probably criminal contempt suit could mean jail-time for Wallace. (Facebook blog)

New York Times Close to a Decision on Charging for Online Content Exec editor Bill Keller tells paper ombud a decision is "weeks away." (NYTimes.com)

Estimate: Google Behavioral Targeting Reaches a Quarter of AdSense Sites (privacychoice)

ComScore Plans Workforce Reduction. Some new jobs will be created at online measurement provider, but more will be cut.

Posted by Zachary Rodgers at November 2, 2009 12:31 PM

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