Consumer Watchdog asks DoJ to break up Google  An independent
consumer group will today call on the Department of Justice to
consider breaking Google up because of uncompetitive practices.
Parents to be notified if their child was victim of webcam
spying  As progress is made to the investigation of the
unbelievable webcam spying case at the Lower Merion school
district, parents will soon be notified if their children were
in any of the 56,000 images that were secretly captured.  Amazon
sues North Carolina over customer privacy spat  Amazon.com is
suing the North Carolina Department of Revenue after the
seemingly out of control state bureau demanded the names and
addresses of all local customers since 2003.  Are police texts
protected under the 4th amendment?  The Supreme Court is now
reviewing a case that tries to make sense of new technology over
a 233-year-old statute of law, as electronic communications
continue to provide legal conundrums.  Accusations fly in school
webcam monitoring row   Microsoft defe