May 11, 2006 4:15 AM PDT

Kodak pays up over spam charges

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Kodak Imaging Network, the former Ofoto, agrees to pay fine over spam-related charges.

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Barred from future violations?!
by ethridgela May 12, 2006 6:01 AM PDT: So, it's illegal for them to break the law in the future?

Sounds a little like the "burn/arson ban" displayed on freeway signs here a while back. We were apparently banned from committing arson for some time.; Reply to this comment

Barred from future violations?!
by ethridgela May 12, 2006 6:01 AM PDT: So, it's illegal for them to break the law in the future?

Sounds a little like the "burn/arson ban" displayed on freeway signs here a while back. We were apparently banned from committing arson for some time.; Reply to this comment

Kodak got a good deal
by Jackson Cracker May 12, 2006 7:46 PM PDT: $26,331 for 2 million ads is only 1.3 cents for each
illegal ad.; Reply to this comment

Kodak got a good deal
by Jackson Cracker May 12, 2006 7:46 PM PDT: $26,331 for 2 million ads is only 1.3 cents for each
illegal ad.; Reply to this comment

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