A Mother's Betrayal by the New CAN
Since Scientology has taken over the old Cult Awareness Network, parents have contacted human rights group TranceNet with horror stories. CAN is now merely a front group for Scientology.

A Night of Engrams and Clears
Journalist who was invited to a birthday bash for L. Ron Hubbard, then disinvited, decides to go anyway, and reports on the long Scientologist pep rally. [Salon.com] (April 3, 2002)

Amazon Drops Controversial Book
Amazon.com has removed a controversial book from its listings, a book well known for angering the Church of Scientology. [Wired] (May 20, 1999)

Amazon Relents, Reinstates Book
Amazon.com, responding to customer complaints, will restore a book pulled from its online catalog to comply with a ban on the publication in the United Kingdom. [Wired] (May 21, 1999)

Amazon reverses decision on book ban
Company says original ban not a mistake but thanks Netizens for feedback. [ZDNet News] (May 20, 1999)

Amazon to restore Scientology title
Responding to customer criticism, Amazon.com said it will restore a book critical of Scientology to its list of available titles. [CNET News.com] (May 20, 1999)

BU's Scientology Connection
Earle Cooley is chairman of Boston University's board of trustees. He's also made a career out of keeping L. Ron Hubbard's secrets, by raiding critics and suing journalists. [Boston Phoenix] (April 19, 1996)

Church Behavior?
Editorial. In the Jesse Prince case, the Church of Scientology proved once again just how far it would go to investigate, smear, intimidate, and--if possible--destroy critics. [St. Petersburg Times] (May 26, 2001)

Church of Scientology Pays $8.7 Million to Ex-Member
Thought to be the first time the Church of Scientology has paid a judgement to an ex-member. Lawrence Wollersheim sued, claiming mental abuse by the church, and won. [Reuters] (May 11, 2002)

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