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Brazil protests ratification of OOXML
May 30, 2008 Associacao Brasileira de Normas Tecnicas issues an appeal to the ISO on the grounds that a key meeting in April was inconclusive and that discussions on the matter sometimes descended into farce.From Watergate to videogate
September 26, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says the proliferation of cheap and available technology adds a dimension to recent Patriots spy controversy.On Capitol Hill, Google and Microsoft spar over DoubleClick
September 27, 2007 Senators say both sides made good arguments but don't say whether the proposed $3.1 billion deal should be blocked.Internet conduct that crosses the state line?
June 6, 2007 Internet attorney Eric J. Sinrod says an Illinois decision was an example of muscle-flexing that other states may decide to emulate.Vonage ordered to stop using Verizon VoIP patents
March 23, 2007 But judge postpones enforcing decision for two weeks, when Vonage will get a chance to make a case for putting injunction on hold during appeal.Feds: Google's privacy concerns unfounded
February 27, 2006 Justice Department says search giant's arguments for refusing to turn over information lack merit.It's about piracy, not privacy
July 24, 2007 IP attorney Nancy Prager says legal niceties can't disguise the blunt facts about illegally transferring creative content over the Net.Torvalds: 'Hot air' in debates on GPL, content control
January 16, 2007 Both DRM technology and GPL 3 will cause a lot of arguments, the man behind Linux says. But in the end, good technology will prevail.The freedom to disallow speech in cyberspace
March 7, 2007 Attorney Eric Sinrod says tech industry escaped a close call that might have imposed shackles on search engines and Internet service providers.Legal argument could hamper high-tech job-changers
August 26, 2005 Controversial argument says some workers should be kept from moving to a rival, whether they've signed a noncompete agreement or not.Senate panel hears VoIP arguments
February 24, 2004 While agreeing on the need to go easy with federal regulations, U.S. senators on Tuesday split over whether states should be able to tax Internet phone calls.Siggraph: Taking on fair use, privacy and DRM
August 1, 2006 Sony, the Software Freedom Law Center and others weigh in on digital rights management.FAQ: The new 'annoy' law explained
January 11, 2006 Certain types of Web sites, e-mail are now federally prohibited. What does that mean in practice?Oracle hits hard at Justice Dept.'s case
June 7, 2004 A feisty Oracle comes out swinging at the government's insistence that its proposed acquisition of PeopleSoft would be detrimental to the business software market.Putting the GPL on trial
August 19, 2003 Columbia Law School's Eben Moglen writes that SCO's strategy of challenging the legality of the GNU General Public License suggests a fundamental misreading of the Copyright Act.Oracle, Justice Dept. write up opposing views
July 13, 2004 A week before closing arguments, the foes submit paperwork putting their own spins on antitrust debate.Oracle rests case as antitrust trial winds down
July 2, 2004 An economist says the merger would aid competition. Papers show IBM looking nervous.SCO's failing case against IBM
March 9, 2004 Open-source advocate Bruce Perens says SCO will need more than fancy footwork to pull off its argument in the Linux code dispute.Supreme Court to examine 'obviousness' of patents
November 27, 2006 Justices are expected to hear arguments Tuesday in a case that could have broad implications for the tech industry.Judge refuses to drop spying suit against AT&T
July 20, 2006 Denies the U.S. government's argument that "state secrets" privilege should stop case brought by the EFF.
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