Zdnet.com: Lawsuit filed against 180solutions
blogs.zdnet.com
Article covers what illegal practices are being alleged by the lawsuit. Also provides a link to the court document. (September 13, 2005)
180search Assistant.com
180searchassistant.com
Official FAQ for the 180search Assistant software alleged to have been installed on people's computers without their knowledge. Details what the product does and how it is installed.
The Effect of 180solutions on Affiliate Commissions and Merchants
benedelman.org
Shows that 180solutions diverts commissions from online merchants and affiliates using questionable tactics.- BenEdelman.org: Nonconsensual 180 Installations Continue
benedelman.org
Article covering an unauthorised installation of 180's Zango software. (February 20, 2006) 
The Register: Pop-up goes the commission
theregister.co.uk
Article reporting on the alleged hijacking of affiliate commissions by 180solutions' Zango software through its use of double pop-ups, and 180solutions responses to criticism. (July 28, 2004)- The Register: Can you say n-CASE?
theregister.co.uk
Article reporting how 180solutions' nCASE tool, which serves advertising, has been installed on millions of PCs as part of its bundling with freeware applications. (December 9, 2003) 
ReveNews.com: Porter's Preface to 180 Solutions Response & Some Software Philosophy
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Wayne Porter, CEO of XBlock systems (a security software firm) prefaces the response by 180solutions to the questions he asked them in his blog. (April 2, 2005)- ReveNews.com: Official Response from 180solutions to Porter's Questions
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Cory Magnus of 180solutions responds to Wayne Porter's questions, covering controversy around their COAST membership and alleged stealth installations of their software. (April 2, 2005)
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TechCrunch (blog) Notably, the pair previously started Zango (formerly ePIPO, 180solutions and Hotbar) back in the nineties, a venture that was and still is associated ...
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