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After winning a judgment against the Spamhaus Project Ltd., e-mail marketer e360 is asking a federal court to shut down the antispam service.

Internet experts are worried that a U.S. court decision against antispam black-lister Spamhaus Project Ltd. could trigger a "constitutional crisis" for the Internet.

Microsoft Tuesday filed three lawsuits against so-called "cybersquatters" that have purchased Web site domain names that contain names that are Microsoft's registered trademarks so they can lure Web browsers to sites of pay-per-click advertisements.

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A new kind of telephone numbering system could change the way enterprises view communication.