British government orders purge of e-mails: Times
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Millions of e-mails to British government staff will be automatically wiped out on Monday, 11 days before freedom of information laws come into force, a newspaper reported on Saturday.
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By David Hughes  Civil servants have been ordered to destroy documents about expensive Government IT projects, it was claimed yesterday.
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Articles relating to high-profile court cases should be removed from the net, the former Lord Chancellor says.
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Eighteen DVLA workers have been sacked and 147 disciplined after an inquiry into misuse of e-mails.
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Government continues its crackdown on 'unhealthy' Web content in advance of the Olympics.
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CHILD sex offenders should be forced to reveal their email addresses to police, John Reid said yesterday.  The Home Secretary wants to stop paedophiles "grooming" young victims over the internet.  They would be forced to register all online details including "chatroom" nicknames.
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The Pentagon shuts down e-mail accounts after a hacker manages to penetrate the system.
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Criminal gangs using hijacked computers  are behind a surge in unwanted emails peddling sex, drugs and  stock tips in Britain.
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Challenge/response e-mails accidentally marked as spam by AOL and EarthLink.
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Karl Rove and dozens of other White House staffers appear to have illegally routed official e-mails through a Republican group that subsequently deleted them, a congressional report said on Monday.
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By MARTHA McKAY, STAFF WRITER  I sent my husband an e-mail that self-destructed in 30 seconds.  Virtual flames spread across the electronic missive and my words vanished from his screen.
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Unwanted e-mails included sexual explict come-ons.
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Report casts spotlight on surveillance Britain Official figures have revealed that UK law enforcement agencies and other government agencies made 439,000 requests to tap telephones and email addresses in a 15 month period between 2005 and 2006.â¦
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WASHINGTON - The Justice Department has made a series of arrests against purveyors of e-mail "spam" as part of a nationwide crackdown against Internet scam artists, a marketing group said Wednesday.    The Direct Marketing Association, which has put up $500,000 to help the FBI and Justice Department with the probe, said in a statement that the arrests stem from a yearlong investigation intended to "engender greater trust and comfort in legitimate e-mail communications."   Details of "Operation Slam Spam" were expected to be announced Thursday, according to the marketing group and a federal law enforcement official who spoke on condition of anonymity...
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A U.S. magistrate judge urged a federal judge yesterday to order the White House to preserve copies of all its e-mails, rejecting arguments by the Bush administration.
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The move was a response to Britainâs expulsion of the same number of Russian diplomats earlier this week.
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Sex offenders could be forced to register their e-mail addresses and chatroom names, the government says.