eGames to stop secretly gathering information about users; the Langhorne firm collected data on users' computers and the Web sites they visited; Mich threatened to act

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A software utility called TimeSink was being used by eGames as a way to collect information about website visitors. The office of the Michigan Attorney General threatened legal action if eGames didn't make some changes. The software that comes from a company called Conducent Inc. of Sterling, VA, was going to be discontinued anyway, according to the CEO of eGames.

Internet software, eGames Inc.

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Infonautics name will disappear in buyout

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Infonautics Inc. has agreed to be purchased by Tucows Inc., a Toronto-based company that sells domain names and distributes software online. It is uncertain what will happen to the company's 40 employees and its King of Prussia office.

Canada, Computer Software, Software Publishers, Asset sales & divestitures, Acquisitions & mergers, Foreign operations, Pennsylvania, Software, Infonautics Inc., INFO, Tucows Inc.

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Using an architect's eye to pinpoint safety issues

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The author examines the services offered and use of Philadelphia area forensic architects. Topics include building safety issues, arson investigation, and expert witness services.

Services information, Police Protection, Arson, Usage, Company legal issue, Cases, Services, Investigations, Architects, Evidence, Expert, Expert evidence, Company services, Building inspection, Forensic sciences

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