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The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers has given the OK for countires and territories to apply to show domain names in their native language , reports PCWorld . To maintain ... More >
Sens. Jay Rockefeller and Kay Bailey Hutchison have introduced the Distracted Driving Prevention Act , which would provide incentives to states in the form of safety belt education funds allocated... More >
In response to a probe by the Federal Communications Commission, Google says its Google Voice service restricts calls to less than 100 U.S. telephone numbers , reports Reuters . And all those num... More >
According to Computerworld , the FBI supports a federal law that would require businesses to report data breaches to potential victims. An FBI official says such a law would help law enforcement a... More >
Hitachi and Toshiba been subpoenaed by the the U.S. Department of Justice in a widening investigation into potential antitrust violations concerning optical drives, reports The Wall Street Journal ... More >
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers is expected to review the proposal to allow the use of non-Latin characters in the entire address , reports CNET News . The proposal will all... More >
A Sony subsidiary, Sony Optiarc America, has received a subpoena the U.S. Justice Department seeking information about its U.S. optical disk drive business, reports The Wall Street Journal . The pr... More >
Computerworld reports that the Federal Trade Commission is moving closer to filing a formal antitrust complaint against Intel . Undisclosed sources say three out of four FTC regulators are in fav... More >
According to the San Francisco Chronicle , the Federal Communications Commission voted unanimously on Thursday to draft new net neutrality rules . The new rules will specifically extend regulations... More >
The R&D Credit Coalition is asking Congress to keep the research and development tax credit or else risk losing 120,000 U.S. jobs and $16 billion in R&D and related economic activity, repor... More >
In an effort to force state and county governments to revise images of public records, Betty Ostergren, who runs the Virginia Watchdog Web site, has posted the Social Security numbers of high-profil... More >
According to an Associated Press article on Newsvine.com, AT&T is encouraging employees and their families to lobby against proposed net neutrality rules. In a letter to the company's U.S. ma... More >
U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California is set to hear a case that is being prosecuted under a rarely used provision of the Economic Espionage Act of 1996. According to Comput... More >
According to Forbes , China Written Works Copyright Society is accusing Google of copyright infringement on at least 570 Chinese authors by scanning and uploading their books into Google's digital... More >
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords has introduced the Innovation Employment Act to double the number of immigrant worker visas available each year under the H-1B program, reports Computerworld . Under... More >
According to The Washington Post , a number of Silicon Valley bigwigs are encouraging the Federal Communications Commission to move forward with new net neutrality rules . The rules would prevent I... More >
Executives at IBM and Intel arrested Friday as part of an insider-trading scandal associated with the Galleon Group hedge fund have been put on leave by their companies, reports bizjournals.com . &... More >
An Illinois politician's libel suit is stirring a debate about free speech rights on the Internet . According to Computerworld , Lisa Stone, Trustee of the Village of Buffalo Grove, Ill. is asking ... More >
T-Mobile has been slapped with two separate class-action lawsuits alleging that the company misled consumers into believing that their data was secure, reports V3.co.uk . In one suit, Sideki... More >
According to Computerworld , U.S. District Court Judge Brock Hornby is asking the Maine Supreme Court to clarify whether consumers can seek restitution from merchants for the time and effort invol... More >
The resignation of Former Genentech CEO Arthur Levinson from Google's board of directors has prompted the Federal Trade Commission to drop its antitrust scrutiny of Google and Apple , reports The... More >
The Federal Communications Commission wants to know why Google’s Voice service blocks numbers , how it does it and why it thinks it’s legally allowed to do so, according to Wired . The inv... More >
According to InformationWeek , the Department of Justice is looking into whether IBM committed any antitrust violations in the mainframe computer market. The Computer and Communications Ind... More >
Viviane Reding, the European commissioner for information society and media, says she will be " the first line of defense " when it comes to threats to net neutrality, reports V3.co.uk . Redi... More >
According to The Associated Press , the European Commission says it is getting close to making a deal with Microsoft that could end its long-standing antitrust case against the company by the end ... More >
The Federal Trade Commission is now requiring bloggers who offer endorsements to disclose any payments or freebies they have received from the subjects of their reviews, reports The Washington Pos... More >
Sixteen separate class-action lawsuits against Heartland Payment Systems have been consolidated into one , reports Computerworld . The complaints stem from a massive data breach in January. ... More >
A court has ruled that Finland's Nokia can continue to use its Ovi brand in Brazil for now, reports Reuters . Brazilian telecommunications services company Ouvi Divulgacao e Marketing em Ce... More >
The House Committee on Energy and Commerce is concerned about a controversial provision in a recent health care breach notification bill that allows health care companies considerable discretion on ... More >
A bill designed to make it safer for consumers to use peer-to-peer file-sharing software has been passed by the House Energy and Commerce Committee. Computerworld reports that the Informed P2P Use... More >
Red Hat is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to ban software patents , claiming that the practice of registering software patents stifles the industry and leaves developers open to exploitation, reports... More >
President Obama has signed an executive order banning federal employees from texting while driving , reports The New York Times . The order covers employees whose phones are provided by their emplo... More >
The OW2 Consortium and the Open Solutions Alliance (OSA) plan to merge to create one voice on research, technology and policy issues for open source in the enterprise, reports v3.co.uk . ... More >
Japan's Fair Trade Commission has ordered Qualcomm to revise patent-licensing agreements with phone manufacturers there, saying they violate Japan's Antimonopoly Act, according to an IDG story in... More >
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