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America Needs a Weatherproof Plan for 5G
Without broadband, there is no app economy. However, the United States has a big problem: broadband is in short supply in many areas throughout [...]
Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) antitrust enforcement case against Qualcomm
In a highly-anticipated decision in the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) antitrust enforcement case against Qualcomm, U.S. District Court judge Lucy Koh found that Qualcomm’s [...]
ePrivacy and eEvidence in the EU: An Update
Data protection and the right to privacy are two given rights enshrined within the Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union. The General [...]
What’s More Control with Fewer Options?
How New Privacy Laws May Impact Apps Designed to Protect Your Privacy By Graham Dufault and Madeline Zick On an average day, how many [...]
Apple v. Pepper: Trial Attorneys Win, Developers Lose
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in Apple v. Pepperhas robbed developers of their autonomy and independence by categorizing them as mere suppliers or manufacturers [...]
The Promise of Connected Care Depends on Rural Connectivity
Written by Lucienne Ide, MD, PhD | Founder of Rimidi In medicine, we often talk about meeting a patient where they are. Usually, this [...]
Coalition Against Anticompetitive SEP Abuse Keeps Expanding After Apple/Qualcomm Settlement; Calls on Commerce Department and USPTO to Continue Bipartisan SEP Policies
The agreement Apple and Qualcomm announced last week may have ended direct litigation between the two companies, but it did nothing to address the [...]
The Hip Bone is Connected to the Smartphone
Hi! We haven’t formally met, but I’m Ashley Durkin-Rixey, director of communications at ACT | The App Association. I joined the App Association in [...]
