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FaxZero passes 27 million faxes since 2006
Online fax service FaxZero hits 27 million total faxes sent since 2006, showing persistent demand for digital-to-fax solutions
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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.
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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.
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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Mike Greenberg shares a laugh over the outdated use of fax machines in sports reporting, highlighting a nostalgic yet humorous aspect of communication.
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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.
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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.
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When There’s No Free Lunch, But There’s a Free Dinner Fax
The Seventh Circuit ruled that even a ‘free dinner’ invite by fax can count as an advertisement under TCPA. The unusual case and what changed.
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The Fax Paradox: When Modern Law Meets the Humble Machine
Smith v. First Hospital Laboratories shows how a single unsolicited fax can still drag a US company into TCPA court. The paradox in plain English.
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