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It's probably illegal to set the background color, too.
From 0xdeadbeef-request@petting-zoo.net  Mon Aug 19 11:00:31 2002

As you know, a district court judge recently entered a preliminary
injunction against Gator in a lawsuit brought by numerous website news
publishers over Gator's pop-up advertising service.  In my most recent
column for The Wall Street Journal Online (now available on GigaLaw.com
examine the potential greater effect of this lawsuit.  For example:
"Terence Ross of Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, the news publishers' attorney,
even told me that he thinks Internet users who configure their browsers
to disable graphics (a common tactic to boost the speed of Web surfing)
are committing copyright infringement because they are interfering with
Web publishers' exclusive right to control how their pages are
Author, "The GigaLaw Guide to Internet Law" (Random House, October 2002):
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