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Thanks in large part to discovering The Flight Deal, an influx of weddings around the country, and a general love of exploration, I’ve been so lucky to do a lot of travel this past year. Most recently, I traveled to Thailand where I explored, with the help of the apps on [...]
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and you know what that means – our annual gift guide! This year our holiday elves tinkered away for the ultimate list of app-enabled physical gifts, paid apps, and stocking stuffers (free apps with a physical gift suggestion) that is sure to [...]
The weather outside may not be frightful as the majority of the country is experiencing balmy late-December temperatures, but the hustle and bustle of the holiday season is in full swing. This week is characterized by some key activities: fielding tech support requests from relatives, shoveling the walk, surviving the in-laws [...]
If you’ve been following our My Life in Apps series the past six months, you’ve learned about the many ways ACT | The App Association’s staff relies on apps. And if you haven’t (tisk!), you’re in luck. In celebration of the day of the week traditionally used to commemorate the [...]
Happy holidays from ACT! We’re overwhelmed with gratitude and joy this December and are already looking forward to the exciting things happening in 2015. But first, here’s a look back at 2014’s highlights: ACT’s Jonathan Zuck warned app companies about the dangers of NSA spying. The White House took action [...]
Since assuming her post last June, Commerce Department Secretary Penny Pritzker has been meeting with tech startups and app companies across the country. Her agency is paying more attention to this vibrant marketplace than ever before. That makes a lot of sense. Consider that the mobile economy is growing faster [...]
Here's another installment in ACT's weekly review of antitrust news articles of note. This week we feature Monsanto's on-going battle to disprove DuPont's claim of the seed maker's "monopolistic" behavior, an Ohio-based company's court-ordered scrutiny of Google's AdWord service, Intel's assurance that the Federal Trade Commission's antitrust lawsuit is "misguided" and a [...]
Here is the second in a series of weekly round ups of the tech industry's various antitrust cases and "potential" antitrust concerns. Recent antitrust news has increasingly focused on European Union moves to curb American domination of the global tech market with some Stateside stories thrown in for good measure. Microsoft - Microsoft's chief [...]
In May, we submitted our official response to the European Commission’s Statement of Objections regarding Microsoft’s integration of Internet Explorer into the Windows operating system. Our submission focused on the collateral damage that would be inflicted on software developers if Internet Explorer's underlying technology was torn out of Windows. In [...]
There seems to be some kind of misunderstanding. We have worked productively with PIN-SME on issues regarding ICT SMEs in the past, so we were very surprised to see the attack they launched against us today. For those who don’t know, PIN-SME is a recently created organization whose members [...]