FaxZero and the Fax Fascination: A Digital Paradox
FaxZero’s 27 million faxes highlight the quirky continuity of fax technology amid digital messaging solutions.
Supreme Court Tackles Modern Fax Debates
The Supreme Court addresses unsolicited faxes and online services, blending old tech with new in a curious legal twist.
The Real Fax: Supreme Court Takes on the Quirks of Virtual Junk Faxes
The U.S. Supreme Court will address virtual junk faxes, humorously spotlighting our ongoing attachment to yesterday’s technology.
Fumbling with Faxes: Mike Greenberg’s Take on Modern Sports Reporting
Mike Greenberg shares a laugh over the outdated use of fax machines in sports reporting, highlighting a nostalgic yet humorous aspect of communication.
Supreme Irony: The Fax that Won’t Fax Away
Exploring the Supreme Court’s surprising focus on ‘junk faxes’ under the TCPA, amidst modern digital communication technologies.
US Patent Office Considering Swapping On-Premise Fax for Cloud-Based Alternatives
The US Patent and Trademark Office’s plan to transition from on-premise fax systems to a cloud-based solution. Insights into the enduring role of faxing in emergencies and implications of the cloud-based shift.
The Curious Case of the “Free Dinner” Fax
In an unexpected twist, the Seventh U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals made a ruling that might just have you dusting off that fax machine in the corner. Elanco Animal Health, a company providing animal health products and services, sent Ambassador Animal Hospital unsolicited faxes inviting veterinarians and the owner to RSVP for two free dinner…
When There’s No Free Lunch, But There’s a Free Dinner Fax
Just when you thought you had figured out all there is about faxing, along comes a twist that makes you raise an eyebrow and chuckle. In a world where we can send messages at the speed of light, some of us are still grappling with the intricacies of what constitutes an advertisement via fax. And…
The Fax Paradox: When Modern Law Meets the Humble Machine
In the digital age, where instant messaging and emails reign supreme, it’s amusing to think that a legal battle can still revolve around the humble fax machine. But that’s precisely what happened in the curious case of Smith v. First Hospital Laboratories. Imagine this: A man receives unsolicited faxes, decides to sue under the TCPA,…
The Fax Machine: Still Making Legal Waves
Greetings, fellow fax aficionados! Today, we’re diving into a fascinating legal case that’s been buzzing in the fax world: Gorss Motels Inc., et al. v. FCC, et al. Yes, you read that right. In 2022, we’re still discussing the legalities of faxing. Who said fax was dead? The case revolves around the Solicited Fax Rule,…
Fax Machine to the Rescue in Junk Fax Legal Saga
The humble fax machine finds itself embroiled in a legal kerfuffle, with the Third Circuit Court of Appeals giving it an unexpected moment in the limelight. Dr. Mauthe, a seasoned litigator of the TCPA variety, must have felt like he’d struck gold when he received a fax from Millennium Health LLC advertising a free educational…
Fax Machines: Healthcare’s Unshakable Dance Partner
Despite technological advancements, the fax machine remains a significant player in the US healthcare system, highlighting a complex dance between modernity and tradition.
Fax Machine: The Unsung Hero of 2022
Who says the fax machine doesn’t still have some flair? More than 1.3 million faxes were sent via FaxZero in 2022, and it seems the preferred method for contacting elected officials is the good old-fashioned fax. With many of them getting the lion’s share of faxes, it’s almost as if there’s a secret competition for…
The Fax Machine: An Unexpected Ally in the Fight for LGBTQ+ Rights
Hello, fax enthusiasts! Today, we’re taking a detour from our usual discussions about the enduring charm of fax machines in the modern world to highlight a recent, rather unexpected use of our beloved technology. Remember when we said fax machines could be used for just about anything? Well, the folks at Havas, a New York-based…
The Buccaneers, Junk Faxes, and a $5M Legal Bill
Well, dear readers, just when you thought the humble fax machine had been relegated to the dusty corners of the office, it pops back up in the headlines. And this time, it’s not just any headline, but a $19.75 million settlement involving the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and a decade-old Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) class…
Man walks into traffic, files suit over fax machine
Man sues St. Tammany Parish Fire Protection District #4, alleging negligence due to the use of a fax machine for critical health information.
Texas: The last fax was sent to the lawyer
The Judicial Court of Texas decides to replace fax with secure mail service for sending rulings and legal documents, marking the end of an era for faxing in the Texas legal industry.
The Fax Machine: An Unexpected Hero in COVID-19 Test Reimbursement
Well, folks, it seems our beloved fax machine is still holding its own in the digital age, and it’s not just for sending your favorite grandma’s soup recipe anymore. According to a recent analysis by the Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF), four out of thirteen major insurers are relying on good old snail mail and faxes…
Unsolicited Fax for Promoting Study Lawful, Second Circuit Claims
The Second Circuit rules that an unsolicited faxed invitation for a market research study is not unlawful under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act, affirming the dismissal of a proposed class suit.
Authorities: Mississippi woman forged fax ordering release of her incarcerated boyfriend
A Mississippi woman lands in jail for forging a fax to secure her boyfriend’s release, highlighting an audacious attempt at manipulation of the legal system.
US prez aims to restore faith in government by improving services
US President signs an executive order to improve public services, reducing reliance on traditional methods like mail and fax machines for federal agency communication.
IT integrator awarded $110M to streamline faxing at the VA
Cognosante has been awarded a $110 million task order to implement Enterprise Cloud Fax (ECFax) Services at the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA). Spanning a base year and nine option years, the task order will see the technology company create a secure, cloud-hosted Commercial-off-the-Shelf (COTS) ECFax service across the VA enterprise. Philip Dietz, General Manager…
US healthcare officials request federal relief funds to update antiquated technology, outdated buildings
Dive into the US healthcare officials’ plea for federal relief funds to modernize antiquated technology and infrastructure, including prevalent fax machines.
Health care clings to faxes as US pushes electronic records
At least 70% of health-care providers still exchange medical information by fax, according to federal officials, and some providers, such as nursing homes and skilled nursing facilities, rely heavily on the outdated technology. Electronic health records and other modern health IT tools hold much promise, but they under-deliver when it comes to moving information across…
