17 January – Five Stories You Need to Read
The Seattle Times reports that “Nortel Networks Corp. and Microsoft Corp. together rolled out a raft of products and services on Wednesday aimed at delivering business communications over software and [...]
Comments of ACT on International Antitrust Convergence Before the Antitrust Modernization Commission
The Association for Competitive Technology ("ACT") is pleased to submit the following views in response to the Antitrust Modernization Commission's request for public comment on the growing proliferation of antitrust [...]
16 January – Five Stories You Need to Read
CNetNews.com reports that according to the creator of Linux, Linus Torvalds, “[d]igital rights management and the General Public License cause a lot of ‘hot air’ to be exchanged, but they [...]
No UN Aspirations for Supreme Internet Governor (For Now)
The International Telecommunication Union has elected its new Secretary-General to a four-year term. Hamadoun Toure recently said that the United Nations will not try to take the lead in determining [...]
MLK — Let [Technology Help] Freedom Ring
I spent this morning reading and listening to Martin Luther King Jr.'s speeches, and it got me a thinkin'...what if King had the power of the Internet to help spread [...]
12 January – Five Stories You Need to Read
Ars Technica points out that Apple is now the strongest pro-DRM force in digital media. The Seattle Times reports that “[l]awyers [are] puzzled why Apple would go into [a] skirmish [...]