Federal Trade Commission Chairman Deborah Platt Majoras was recently interviewed about cybercrime and other Internet legal issues. The full interview is worth …
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Tony Roma’s – When A Business Loses Its Way
A group of those who were attending StomperNet and JVAlertLive this past weekend in Orlando decided to eat a late dinner on Saturday at the local Tony Roma's restaurant. Many of us had worked as …
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Anousheh Ansari – Modern Horatio Alger Book Coming Soon
Anousheh Ansari is living the American dream. Coming to the United States from Iran at age 16, she is now a centi-millionaire, the co-founder and chairman of Prodea Systems in Plano, Texas. Having …
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Music Piracy: RIAA Ordered To Pay Attorney Fees
In a music piracy story that brings a smile to my lips, RIAA must pay the attorney fees of a woman it sued for copyright infringement. Remember, RIAA is funded by a bunch of music piracy …
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Internet Attorney: Google Found To Violate Copyright Law
Looking at this from an Internet attorney's perspective, Google seems hell bent on changing the concept of copyright law as we know it. Between the archiving of books online and YouTube videos, Google …
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ISP Broadband Claims in FTC’s Crosshairs
The FTC is looking into deceptive claims by ISPs as to Internet access, including broadband speed claims. As much as I dislike the arrogance of larger ISP providers who hold monopolies on certain …
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