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According to Computerworld , Google has been ordered by the European Union to delete images captured for its Street View service after six months . Google usually keeps images for a year, but the E... More >
Microsoft has withdrawn its take-down order of the the popular Cryptome watchdog site under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, putting the site back online, reports V3.co.uk . Microsoft had take... More >
In a hearing, Sens. John Rockefeller and Olympia Snowe said they have no intention of backing down on expanding executive authority to respond to an attack on the nation's digital infrastructure, r... More >
PCWorld.com reports that the European Commission has confirmed it is in the early stages of an antitrust investigation into Google . The commission says it is not a formal investigation yet, but it... More >
According to The New York Times , an Italian court has convicted three Google executives of violating privacy laws for allowing a 2006 video of students bullying an autistic boy to air on the now-... More >
Peter Hustinx, the European Data Protection Supervisor, says the super-secret Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) could prove unworkable under current European Union data protection laws, ac... More >
According to eWEEK , the FBI is now investigating allegations that the Lower Merion School District of Ardmore, Pa. spied on students and families by activating webcams on school-provided laptop... More >
InformationWeek reports that the Department of Justice has given its OK to Microsoft's online advertising partnership with Yahoo , saying the alliance counters Google's growing dominance of the Int... More >
The Lower Merion School District of Ardmore, Pa. is facing a lawsuit that alleges spying on students and families by activating webcams on school-provided laptops, according to Computerworld . &nb... More >
According to Computerworld , the Electronic Privacy Information Center has filed a complaint with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission claiming that Google Buzz violates user privacy. EPIC want... More >
In an effort to crack down on the growing number of domestic and international IP crimes, the Department of Justice has created an intellectual property task force . According to Information... More >
The European Commission is expected to approve Microsoft and Yahoo's proposed search deal this week. According to Reuters , the EU does not plan to extend the deadline for approval past Friday. Th... More >
Nearly $1 billion in federal stimulus funds were awarded Friday to spur implementation of electronic health records systems , reports eWEEK . More than $750 million from the Department of H... More >
Computerworld reports that a Massachusetts data protection law is set to go into effect March 1 after a year of delay and several modifications . The law, which affects all businesses th... More >
Countering criticism by the Department of Justice that Google's amended Google Book Search deal with authors and publishers still offers Google "anticompetitive advantages," the search giant is de... More >
The Virginia Senate Finance Committee has advanced a bill that would force online retailers to pay the same Virginia sales taxes as traditional stores, according to boston.com . That means that re... More >
According to Computerworld , the Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit is set to hear arguments on the minimum legal standards prosecutors need to be met when requesting cell phone location data ... More >
In a 422-to-5 vote, the House overwhelmingly approved the Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2009 , reports USA Today . As we reported earlier this week , HR 4061seeks to boost federal cyber s... More >
The Department of Justice is still not happy with Google's amended Google Book Search deal with authors and publishers, saying it still offers Google "anticompetitive advantages," according to e... More >
In a landmark case, an Australian court has ruled that iiNet, Australia's third-largest ISP, is not responsible for illegal downloading , reports BBC News . iiNet was sued by 34 movie produc... More >
According to Computerworld , the U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on the Cybersecurity Enhancement Act of 2009 , a bill that is designed to boost federal cyber security research and dev... More >
The Federal Trade Commission has already received one complaint against Apple's iPad. Computerworld reports that a consumer has charged Apple with false advertising for showing Adobe Flash workin... More >
The Federal Trade Commission has denied Intel's request to disqualify FTC Commissioner J. Thomas Rosch from the antitrust case against the company, reports Computerworld . The FTC says Inte... More >
According to a study by the Highway Loss Data Institute, legislation that prohibits drivers from using hand-held phones or texting while driving don't appear to reduce the incidence of car crashes ,... More >
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