Consumers spend more money online for clothes than computers
According to Yahoo!News, “[c]onsumers spent more money online for clothes than computers last year, the first time that's happened. A report by the National Retail Federation's Shop.org, out today, found [...]
Microsoft’s 235 Patents. What is all the Screaming about?
The Internets are buzzing in response to Roger Parloff's lengthy piece in Fortune this week, which chronicles the ongoing saga the Microsoft and Novell patent/interoperability deal. Personally, I think it's [...]
Online censorship remains a problem for tech companies
Slashdot reports that “[a]t the annual shareholder meeting, Google put forth for voting a proposal for the company not to engage in self-censorship, resist by all legal means the demands [...]
Intellectual Property 101
The Seattle Times has an interesting article today entitled “Schools need to master Intellectual Property.” The article’s author, Brier Dudley, talks about spending time on Monday with computational biology pioneer [...]
IP and Innovation Video for World IP Day
Innovation, IP, and Entrepreneurs Video To mark World Intellectual Property Day 2007, the Association for Competitive Technology released a new video explaining the key role that Intellectual Property plays in [...]
Germany wants hedge funds and private equity firms to go somewhere else
According to the International Herald Tribune, “Germany said Tuesday that it would introduce a law to regulate private equity firms and hedge funds, even as it becomes increasingly isolated in [...]