Startup Roundup: Judge backs anonymous flamers in USA Technologies case

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DEFINITE READS

A federal judge has struck down USA Technologies‘ attempt to silence anonymous critics online in a decision that backs First Amendment rights online. Flame on, folks.

MIGHT BE WORTH YOUR TIME

After criticism that Duck Duck Go was logging IP addresses against its own privacy policy, the company has fixed the issue.
Looks like myYearbook is planning an iPhone app—the company is hiring an iPhone developer.

GIVE A GLANCE

After announcing a partnership with Samsung to deliver mobile managed services, Infologix’s shares jumped dramatically last week.
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