Tag: Government

How Companies Can Solve the China Puzzle
Amy Karam, author of the book, The China Factor:Strategies to Compete, Grow and Win in the New Global Economy, recently was inter...
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YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Microsoft Agree To Censor EU “Hate Speech”
In a disturbing agreement from the perspective of free speech advocates Tuesday, the European Commission and U.S. based social media companies Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Micros...
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Twitter Says Government Data Requests Way Up
Twitter's new transparency report is out, and the trend continues. Government requests for user data and content removal are on the...
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What Does the New Online Poker Bill Mean for US Poker Players?
This post is brought to you by James Moore To outsiders, the long and slow progress of online gambling regulation in the USA must seem difficult to understand. After al...
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Should Google Be Slapped With Antitrust Action?
After a five-year long investigation, the European Commissioned announced it has sent a Statement of Objections to Google alleging it has abused its dominant position in the market...
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FTC: Controversial Wall Street Journal Google Article ‘Misleading’
On Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal published an inflammatory report under the title "...
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FCC Net Neutrality Rules Released, Blasted By Commissioners
The Federal Communications Commission has released its new net neutrality rules after announcing them two weeks ago. The rules followed a call from President Obama in November to r...
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Did The FCC Get Net Neutrality Right?
As you may have heard, the FCC announced that it has set rules on net neutrality and an open Internet, which it says "will protect free expression and innovation on the Internet an...
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Interactive Advertising Bureau Weighs In On Obama Proposals
During Tuesday's State of the Union Address, President Obama briefly touched on some proposals that may have an impact on the digital advertising industry. These include laws to co...
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Yelp Gets A Lot Of Critical Data On Restaurants
This was announced last week, but it kind of flew under the radar. Yelp has formed an open data partnership with Socrata to distribute restaurant inspection information. The compan...
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Google Slams MPAA For Trying To Resurrect SOPA, Censor The Internet
Google says it's "deeply concerned" about reports that the MPAA has been secretly leading a campaign to revive SOPA (the Stop O...
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Should Google News Be Shut Down In Spain?
Publishers aren't fond of the idea of not having Google News to send them traffic, it would seem. Who knew? Last week, Google announced it would...
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‘Right To Be Forgotten’ Dangerous, According To Web’s Inventor
A lot of people (especially those not trying to hide information about themselves) agree that the Right to Be Forgotten...
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Alabama Bill To Be Named After Tim Cook
In October, Tim Cook penned a piece for Bloomberg Buisnessweek in w...
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Google Breakup Approved By European Parliament
As previously reported, the European Parliament was considering a proposal to call for a breakup of G...
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