 According to the Department of Labor's 2004 report on the investigation, back wages of $                  187,569.01 were found due to 45 employees.
<meaning-changed>  According to the Department of Labor's 2004 report on the investigation, back wages of $                  187,569.01 were found due to 45 employees.
 According to the Department of Labor's 2004 report on the investigation, back wages of $ In October 2006, Landmark Education took legal action against Google, YouTube, the and a website owner in Queensland, Australia in attempts to remove criticism of its products from the Internet. The company sought a subpoena under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act in an attempt to discover the identity of an anonymous critic who uploaded a 2004 French documentary of the Landmark Forum to the Internet. "" (Voyage to the Land of the New Gurus) was produced by , a French news program. The Electronic Frontier Foundation represented the anonymous critic and the Internet Archive, and Landmark withdrew its subpoena in November 2006 in exchange for a promise from the anonymous critic not to repost the video. 187,569.01 were found due to 45 employees.