Apple negotiates with Cisco for the rights to the trademark "iPhone." No agreement is reached. Steve Jobs announces the new iPhone without pinning down the right to …
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Congress Weighs In On “Radio-Like Services”
RIAA's congressional prostitutes are trying to push through the "Platform Equality and Remedies for Rights Holders in Music Act." What will it do? Give RIAA more …
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Mental Midgets Revive Net Neutrality From The Dead
Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Amazon, et al. still wage their "net neutrality" campaigns. Level the playing field with equal access to prevent multi-tiered …
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Legacy Time: Minimum Wages And Social Security
The minimum wage legislation was a done deal but had minimal impact for two reasons: (1) many states increased their minimum wages effective January 1st; and (2) a …
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Federal Trade Commission and Predatory Payment Practices
Like other businesses, Internet marketers get into Federal Trade Commission (FTC) trouble when their payment terms aren't idiot-proof. When in doubt, assume your consumer has a fourth grade …
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Federal Trade Commission and Buzz Marketing
A type of endorsement or testimonial that can land your Internet business into hot water with the Federal Trade Commission is known as buzz marketing.Trying to create a buzz marketing online …
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