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The Washington Post reports that the European Union and the United States have signed a five-year agreement that will allow U.S. officials to request European financial data relevant to a specific... More >
The U.S. Supreme Court has struck down part of the controversial Sarbanes-Oxley Act . According to Computerworld , the court ruled that Congress overstepped its bounds when establishing the ... More >
According to PCMag.com , the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has approved the Protecting Cyberspace as a National Asset Act of 2010 . The bill has generated controversy ... More >
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has been busy and granted approval for two new types of top-level domains, according to IDG stories on CIO.com. For the first ... More >
The UK government plans to review all its websites -- there's 820 of them -- and hit "delete" on most of them to save money, reports V3.co.uk . According to UKauthorITy , Francis Maude, mi... More >
According to The Washington Post , Twitter has reached a settlement with the Federal Trade Commission over charges that it “deceived consumers” by letting hackers obtain administrative control ove... More >
The Obama administration has launched the Joint Strategic Plan for Intellectual Property Enforcement to encourage agencies and nations to work together to fight civil and criminal violations of tra... More >
Scotland Yard has joined the lineup of government agencies investigating Google's Wi-Fi snooping. According to Reuters , London's Metropolitan Police are looking into a privacy complaint against Go... More >
Things are going to get worse before they get better of Google's Street View. In addition to its Wi-Fi snooping troubles accross the pond in France, Street View is facing a multi-state probe at h... More >
The Massachusetts attorney general has joined the ranks of government agencies looking into Google's Wi-Fi snooping. According to an Associated Press article on Newsvine.com, Attorney General Mart... More >
In a 3-2 vote, the Federal Communications Commission has moved to begin revamping its power to regulate broadband providers , reports SiliconValley.com . The move follows a federal court ruling in ... More >
Icera, a UK fabless semiconductor company, has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Qualcomm in Europe, according to Computerworld . Icera is not commenting on the complaint, so it is unclear what a... More >
According to a Supreme Court ruling, employers can search through text messages sent by workers if they have reason to believe that workplace rules are being violated, reports Computerworld . &nbs... More >
San Francisco's Board of Supervisors has given preliminary approval to a proposal that requires retailers to post next to cell phones the amount of radiation emitted by the devices . Accordin... More >
In what Computerworld is calling "a first-of-its kind lawsuit," TEKsystems Inc. has filed a lawsuit against former employee Brelyn Hammernik alleging that she violated the terms of her non-compete... More >
A federal grand jury has indicted AU Optronics for allegedly participating in a worldwide LCD price-fixing conspiracy between September 2001 and December 2006, reports Computerworld . The U.... More >
BusinessWeek reports that Sens. Joseph Lieberman, Susan Collins and Tom Carper have introduced legislation that would give the president the power to order emergency measures to combat cyber attac... More >
TechServe Alliance, an Alexandria, Va.-based IT services industry association, plus three IT staffing firms have filed a lawsuit challenging a memo created by the U.S Citizenship and Immigration Ser... More >
TG Daily reports that Microsoft, Intel and Google have teamed up with ISPs and others to establish the Broadband Internet Technical Advisory Group , which will provide advice on net neutrality and ... More >
Australia has joined the ranks of regulators looking into Google's collection of private information from wireless networks. According to an Associated Press article on Newsvine.com, Australia has... More >
New York has joined 22 others in enacting an electronic waste recycling law . According to an Associated Press article on Newsvine.com, all manufacturers that sell electronic equipment in the stat... More >
The fallout from Google's admission of Wi-Fi sniffing continues. According to Computerworld , Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster wants Google to answer a few questions about how the company'... More >
According to Computerworld , Google says it will hand over data it secretly collected from open wireless networks to European regulators. The Financial Times reports that the search giant will p... More >
Sen. Charles Schumer, D.-N.Y., plans to introduce legislation that would impose an excise tax on companies that transfer calls that originate in the United States to foreign call centers, reports ... More >
The House has passed the National Defense Authorization Act by a vote of 229 to 186. According to eSecurity Planet , the bill would create a formal cyber security office in the White House, as wel... More >
Computerworld reports that Google is facing a privacy investigation in Canada after it admitted collecting data from unsecured networks. Privacy Commissioner Jennifer Stoddart says she ha... More >
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