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CNET News.com A new test case of the DMCA – this time over an eBay auctionCNET News.com, CA –2 hours agoLike a lot of people, Timothy Vernor makes his living selling stuff on eBay he and his girlfriend acquire by souring local garage sales. … More: continued here

Scottdale couple sold counterfeit coupons on eBay, feds sayBoston Globe, United States –2 hours agoA Pennsylvania couple has been indicted on wire fraud charges for allegedly selling counterfeit coupons on eBay to people from a variety of states, … More: continued here

Associated Press – May 21, 2008 7:55 PM ET SCOTTDALE, Pa. (AP) – A Westmoreland County couple has been indicted on wire fraud charges for allegedly selling counterfeit coupons on eBay. More: continued here

German mail company Deutsche Post has inadvertently issued stamps bearing the image of Adolf Hitler’s former deputy, Rudolf Hess, the company said on Wednesday. More: continued here

A Pennsylvania couple has been indicted on wire fraud charges for allegedly selling counterfeit coupons on eBay to people from a variety of states, including New Hampshire. More: continued here

Some of eBay’s more popular (and printable) nicknames include feeBay and greedBay.  But an upcoming move – the introduction of a fair trade site – may improve the company’s image a little. read more More: continued here

“The notion that 630,000 Ameri cans–a number roughly equal to the population of North Dakota–are making something approaching a living wage selling on eBay is a little rich. I’ve been paid a few times to play the piano–it doesn’t make me a professional musician.” More: continued here

AuctionBytes Blog eBay Practices Enforcement Before PolicyAuctionBytes Blog, MA –25 minutes agoeBay has decreed certain types of auctions no longer acceptable – magazine subscriptions, digital downloads and mystery auctions, for example. … More: continued here

American Airlines announced Wednesday it would cut domestic flights significantly, shed workers and raise some fees charged to passengers as it battles to offset rocketing crude oil prices. More: continued here

FRANKFURT – German mail company Deutsche Post has inadvertently issued stamps bearing the image of Adolf Hitler’s former deputy, Rudolf Hess, the company said on Wednesday. More: continued here