A nonprofit technology group asked the Federal Trade Commission on Monday to stop a software developer from allowing "deceptive and unfair" methods in distributing products that generate online pop-up ads. Although the Center for Democracy and Technology acknowledged that the developer, 180solutions Inc., has responded to its complaints over the past two years, the group said the company has made only "minor" improvements.
January 24, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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A nonprofit technology group asked the Federal Trade Commission on Monday to stop a software developer from allowing “deceptive and unfair” methods in distributing products that generate online pop-up ads.
Although the Center for Democracy and Technology acknowledged that the developer, 180solutions Inc. of Bellevue, Wash., has responded to its complaints over the past two years, the group said the company has made only “minor” improvements.
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