A 14-Year Copyright Works for Me
Actually I’d prefer less. Those who have read this blog for any period of time probably know two things about me. 1) I write books. Those books are published by […]
Copyright: We know the problem, where is the solution?
Trent Reznor gave an interesting interview over at the Herald Sun. In it he states, “It’s a very odd time to be a musician on a major label, because there’s […]
Another Study Claiming Click Fraud Is Happening More Than We Think
Fair Isaac Corp. of Minneapolis is a “fraud-detection specialist” which has released a study showing that Internet advertising put out by “online marketing vehicles” is subject to deceptive clicks that […]
Should files have expiration dates?
Lee Gomes of Wall Street Journal fame has an interesting Q&A with Viktor Mayer-Schoenberger, a professor at Harvard’s Kennedy School of Government. He thinks files should have expiration dates because […]
Q&A with DoubleClick CEO About Google Acquisition & Digital Privacy
The Wall Street Journal (subscription required) has an interesting Q&A with DoubleClick CEO David Rosenblatt about the pending acquisition by Google. Rosenblatt tries to reassure consumers and privacy advocates that […]
Digg’s (Potential) Legal Woes
In light of the recent hoopla, could Digg die? After trying to keep an HD DVD crack from being linked on its site, Digg was subjected to an onslaught of […]
How To: Help Save Internet Radio
Tim Westergren, founder of Internet radio station Pandora, has sent out a letter to listeners asking for help regarding the increase of licensing fees specifically for Internet radio. It revolves […]
Microsoft Wanted DoubleClick But Now Wants to Stop Google from Getting It
On Friday, Google announced its plans to acquire DoubleClick for $3.1 billion beating the competition, which included Microsoft, Time Warner, and Yahoo. But now Microsoft, AT&T, Time Warner, and other […]
Microsoft Wanted DoubleClick But Now Wants to Stop Google from Getting It
On Friday, Google announced its plans to acquire DoubleClick for $3.1 billion beating the competition, which included Microsoft, Time Warner, and Yahoo. But now Microsoft, AT&T, Time Warner, and other […]
Dot-XXX Domain Shot Down Again, Porn to Stay Decentralized
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Number (ICANN), the group in charge of setting Internet addressing guidelines, shot down a proposal to give adult websites their own “.xxx” domain. […]