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Amazon Drops Controversial Book - Amazon.com has removed a controversial book from its listings, a book well known for angering the Church of Scientology.
 
Amazon Relents, Reinstates Book - Amazon.com, responding to customer complaints, will restore a book pulled from its online catalog to comply with a ban on the publication in the United Kingdom.
 
German Win2K Bug: Scientology? - Officials are investigating whether the country's restrictions on Scientology might affect Windows 2000. How? Part of the software technology is provided by a company with links to the church.
 
Germany Again Affirms Anti-Scientology Stance - The German government has reiterated its stance against Scientology, showing the back of its hand to the US after a State Department report criticized Germanys discriminatory practices.
 
ISP Reveals Scientology Critic - In response to a subpoena, AT&T on Monday released the identity of a WorldNet subscriber to Bridge Publications, a corporate arm of the Church of Scientology.
 
Scientology Book an Open Issue - A book removed from Amazon's site because of alleged legal troubles is now among the top 150 books sold by the online bookstore.
 
Scientology Raid - More than 100 German police officers stormed the Munich offices of the US-based Church of Scientology.
 
Scientology in the Machine - The German government is examining whether a utility developed by a Scientologist would prohibit public agencies from installing Windows 2000.
 
Scientology's Online Battle - An anonymous online critic of Scientology is the subject of a legal complaint targeting newsgroup postings of church doctrines. It is the latest move by the church to prosecute what it maintains are copyright abuses online.
 
Virtual Book Burning - Amazon's snap decision to ban two books in the face of legal threats seemingly contradicts the high-minded free-speech ideals the company often spouts.
 
Xenu Do, But Not on Slashdot - Scientology's notoriously litigious attack attorneys strong-armed Slashdot editors into deleting a discussion board message, which allegedly contained copyrighted material.
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