Yahoo!News has an interesting article on Net Neutrality. According to Yahoo!, “[w]hile this past year, AT&T and Verizon pursued both national and state legislation, they now seem determined to focus on state legislation as a way to bypass Net Neutrality requirements. This month they focused on Michigan, yet they'll quickly [...]
Internetnews.com reports that “[o]ne of the most notable changes to Office 2007, its Ribbon interface, is now available to software developers wishing to adopt a similar look and feel for their applications”. According to Inc.com, the Small Business Administration seeks to prevent corporations from landing small-business contracts. Earlier this month, [...]
According to CNET News, the U.S. Appeals Court for the Seventh Circuit recently declared that the “GPL and open-source have nothing to fear from the antitrust laws”. The court’s verdict came in response to a federal complaint charging IBM, Red Hat and Novell with conspiring to thwart competition in the [...]
Brazil, India and Italy recently joined the Open Document Format parade, according to today's press release from the ODF Alliance. Brazil will recommend ODF as the government's preferred format, India decided to use ODF at its tax office, and Italy will recognize ODF as national standard. Is this good or [...]
While Democrats often get a bad rap on small business issues, it seems like the incoming chairman of the House and Senate small business committee's are committed to improving the environment for entrepreneurship. Kristin Edelhauser over at the Entrepreneur.com blog, has a nice summary of a recent press conference call [...]