- Chile Daily Must Pay Readers For Exploding Churros
- Russia: Autistic children denied Oceanarium visit – as they 'disappoint' the visitors
- UK: Wedding photographer ordered to pay compensation for 'dreadful' £350 video
- Retailers Rush to Adjust to Price-Smart Shoppers NYT
- Shrouded Attributes, Consumer Myopia, and Information Suppression in Competitive Markets
- 13 Step Method For Buying A Car While Controlling The Sale And The Price
- Is It Better To Buy Or Rent
- Downloads: 'It's cheaper to pay a wage, fly to the US and back twice'--"Australians are paying 50 per cent more than American shoppers for downloaded music and games, as well as computer software and hardware, consumer watchdog Choice says."
- A Band Battles Ticketmaster on Sales Fees--String Cheese Incident buys $20,000 of its own tickets to sell back to fans without Ticketmaster's gouging fees. NYT
- Louis C.K. Shuns Ticketmaster For New Tour--He's also looked into a way to beats back scalpers.
- LCD Soundsystem Thwarts Scalpers
- Microsoft forbids users from joining class action lawsuits
- Japan whistleblower wins in Supreme Court in nation first as judge dismisses Olympus appeal
- Jury finds Toshiba guilty of LCD price-fixing
- Apparently This Matters: $1,300 HDMI cables
- Expensive HDMI cables make no difference - the absolute proof
- Is There Anyone Stupid Enough to Believe That This Cable Has Anti-Virus Protection?
- Should we fear a cashless society? Salon
- For Credit-Card Issuers, a Silver Lining in the CARD Act
- Recurring Credit Card Charges Horror
- Paypal Does it Again
- Embarrassing security failure at PayPal
- Paypal Restores Account of BitTorrent Friendly VPN
- PayPal Bans Major File-Hosting Services Over Piracy Concerns--Putlock says that, "[t]hey basically wanted access to the backend to monitor all the files being uploaded, and listing all files of users if they wanted, regardless of the privacy setting that the user might have selected."
- PayPal Narrows Boycott of 'Obscene' Publishers--Because they're the guardians of morality.