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26 August, 1999: Anonymizer.com can protect users from Microsoft bug and similar JAVA viruses.

23 August, 1999: Anonymizer.com and Lord Alton launch study into China's human rights policy.

26 March, 1999: Anonymizer.com launches Kosovo Privacy Project to Protect Online Communication in Yugoslavia and Kosovo.

9 February, 1999: Anonymizer.com In Top One Percent

25 November, 1998: Anonymizer Launches Comarketing Program: Sales Sites Receive Commissions For Web Referral

22 September, 1998: Anonymizer Dialup Available in Washington, D.C.: USA Capital An Ideal Market For Anonymizer Services

10 September, 1998: Internet Anonymity Vital For Human Rights: Anonymizer CEO Speaks At Internet and Human Rights Converence

22 June, 1998: Commerce Conference Addresses Net Privacy: Anonymizer CEO Cottrell Helps Promote Technological Solutions

19 June, 1998: Anonymizer Dialup Protects Net Privacy At Connection Level

2 May, 1998: Identity And Privacy At Risk On Internet: San Diego Company Solves Privacy Problems

11 March, 1998: Anonymizer Surfing Upgraded: New Server Speeds Performance, Allows Anonymous Access To More Web Sites

21 February, 1998: Internet Privacy An Increasing Concern: San Diego CEO Addresses International Network Security Conference In Paris

30 January, 1998: Cottrell to attend OECD int'l network security conference

21 November, 1997: Cottrell attends AAAS anonymity conference

14 November, 1997: The new anonymizer: web site redesign

22 October, 1997: Free Anonymizer Email: Top security anonymous speech

9 October, 1997: Anonymizer moves to ATMnet for fast access

17 September, 1997: Defense expert assess: key escrow endangers national security

9 September, 1997: Objecting to key escrow and Louis Freeh's plans for encryption regulation

21 July, 1997: How and why people world-wide use the Anonymizer

27 June, 1997: Announcing Anonymizer server licensing plans for other organizations

25 June, 1997: Commending the Supreme Court's decision on the Communications Decency Act

6 June, 1997: Announcing high-speed Anonymizer accounts