According to the Seattle Times, “[w]hile hewing to a neutral line, the Bush administration signaled Monday it was prepared to give a sympathetic hearing to complaints by business about the laws and rules born of the 2002 scandals and to consider possible policy changes.” The Washington Post has an interesting [...]
eWeek.com reports that “European Union consumer chief Meglena Kuneva has hit out at Apple's bundling of its popular iPod music players and its iTunes online music store,” saying that “something has to change” about Apple’s business model. The Guardian writes that “there are huge problems in offering Linux on mass-market [...]
Steve Jobs recent open letter, "Thoughts on Music," has reignited the tensions between the copyright and tech sectors. The controversial piece is puzzling given his admission that the current state of affairs in the industry is serving customers well "with a continuing stream of innovative products and a wide variety [...]
According to the Mercury News, “[m]ore and more Web 2.0 start-ups are running into a surprising problem: too many customers.” Internetnews.com reports that “[a]nnoyed at recent reports that online campus piracy rates top 50 percent, lawmakers warned college and university administrators Thursday if they don't do more to curb the [...]
The Wall Street Journal reports that “[u]nder threat of new multimillion fines, Microsoft Corp. said Thursday […] it had signed up its first licensee for a scheme EU regulators told it to set up three years ago to share code that helps servers work with the Windows operating platform.” In [...]