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They website operators are afraid of law enforcement. that's why criminal laws are so important to put them in place. with civil law, most of these website operators don't have assets, they're not afraid that a victim is going to sue them, because it's going to cost the victim $60,000 to bring a lawsuit to fruition and they're probably not going to get any money on the other end of the deal. plus they have to have their names linked with the lawsuit, which means they're going to be livened to the nude pictures, which is exactly what the victims don't want to have happen. >> what's your respons...

Collect a tax. the raerl have retaliated by ending their contracts with these website operators, putting folks out of business and making small businesses lose money. there's a lot of controversy over how this is playing out. >> don't we already pay an online sales tax? it seems to me, i don't do a lot of shopping online, i'll admit, but i did some yesterday. i was paying big sales tax. >> there are two types of online retailers that are out there, those that have physical presences in your state and there are those that don't. theoretically, you were supposed to pay online sales tax no matter...

Whichever is bigger for facebook but to be one point three billion euros. the new regulation requires companies and website operators to pay closer attention to what they do with their users information. and remaining legal anomalies are likely to be settled in the courts in the coming years. consumer watchdogs have welcomed the new rules and say they give individuals more control over their personal information. though all sounds well and good but are we regulating our digital economy to dest us data protections stand in the way of progress questions i want to discover here's a locker is tech...