The Past, Present, and Future of Spectrum Policy: What Stifles Innovation Along the Way?
Image Credit: NASA The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is at the center of a hearty discussion about ways to leverage electromagnetic spectrum to bridge America’s digital divide. Today, [...]
H-APP-Y Holidays: ACT | The App Association’s Gift Giving Guide
By Caitlin Irr It’s that time of year again: the season of twinkling lights, cold weather, long shopping lists, cranky cashiers, and anxious gift givers – and receivers. You know [...]
The Best Path to Maintaining an Open Internet is Through Congress
Unless you live under a rock or avoid social media, you’ve probably seen that the controversy around net neutrality has re-entered our lives like an obnoxious uncle at Thanksgiving dinner. [...]
Member Monday: An App That Rewards Our Service Members for Their Service
Each Veterans Day, the ACT | The App Association staff joins Americans across the country to give thanks to the veterans and active military who have and continue to serve [...]
Have Qualcomm, Ericsson and Nokia become open source converts? Or are they inviting pirates to clone their SEP-protected communications chips?
If you can have access to a patented technology but you aren't allowed to licence it, that either means the licensor is offering it up for free, in the way [...]
IP Europe’s Disingenuous Case for Giving its Members a License to Discriminate
In a new blog post, IP Europe gave its favorite false narrative a new coat of paint by suggesting that the bedrock FRAND requirement of “license for all” equates to [...]