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YouTube Opens Up to Longer Videos By David Needle | Article Published December 09, 2010 Select users will be able to exceed the current 15 minute upload limit on YouTube. Will employee productivity take a hit? Tags: YouTube, Google, streaming video, Copyright, video stream Senate Panel Passes Controversial Online Piracy Bill By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published November 18, 2010 Legislation that would crack down on websites engaging in trafficking of counterfeit goods and pirated content heads to the Senate floor amid heated opposition from digital-rights groups. Tags: IP, downloads, privacy, Copyright, intellectual property Diluted ACTA IP Accord Offers Consolation to Digital-Rights Groups By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published October 08, 2010 With the final draft of the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement now available to the public, interested parties evaluate the impact on Internet service providers. Tags: Copyright, digital asset protection, intellectual property, IP, piracy White House IP Boss: Digital Piracy Costs U.S. Jobs By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published October 05, 2010 Linking IP enforcement with the economic recovery, Victoria Espinel has high hopes for the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement as the final draft nears completion and public release. Tags: Copyright, piracy, IP, intellectual property, ACTA RIAA Wants Piracy on the Table in Net Neutrality Talks By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published August 20, 2010 Trade groups representing segments in the music industry want Google to consider techniques to curb piracy as it moves forward with its broadband policy work. Tags: Net Neutrality, Copyright, Google, IP, RIAA Comcast Set to Enter Copyright Wars By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published January 27, 2010 By merging distribution with content, Comcast-NBC merger would up the ante on piracy deterrence for the cable giant. Tags: Net Neutrality, Copyright, NBC, piracy, Comcast Apple Sued by Nokia By - Reuters | Article Published October 23, 2009 Claiming patent infringement, Nokia accused the iPhone maker of trying to hitch a "free-ride" on its technology investments. Tags: Copyright, partner, Nokia, Apple, iPhone Apple Looks Rosy, But iPhone Questions Linger By - Reuters | Article Published October 19, 2009 Even with optimistic earnings expectations, Apple must generate some robust iPhone sales figures. Tags: iPhone, Copyright, RIM, Blackberry, Google Google to Open Online E-Book Store By - Reuters | Article Published October 15, 2009 Google expects to have approximately a half million e-books available by early in 2010. Tags: search, Google, smartphones, Amazon, Copyright Microsoft Debuts New Cell Phone Software By - Reuters | Article Published October 06, 2009 The new software takes aim at the Blackberry and the iPhone. Tags: Microsoft, Blackberry, Windows, iPhone, Copyright MSFT Hopes to Stay Word Injunction By - Reuters | Article Published August 19, 2009 The software giant has filed a motion to continue to allow it sell all of its version of Word. Tags: XML, Microsoft, Copyright, software, media Facebook Takes on Twitter, Google By - Reuters | Article Published August 17, 2009 Facebook is expanding its reach into a variety of online activities, putting it on a collision course with some top Web contenders. Tags: services, Google, Facebook, search, Copyright IBM to use DNA in Microchips By - Reuters | Article Published August 17, 2009 Artificial DNA nanostructures, or "DNA origami" may provide a cheap framework on which to build tiny microchips, according to a paper in the journal Nature Nanotechnology. Tags: chips, international, Copyright, media, IBM Judge Blocks MSFT Word Sales By - Reuters | Article Published August 13, 2009 A U.S. district court in Texas ruled against Microsoft, issuing an injunction preventing the company from selling versions of Word that contain the disputed patent technology. Tags: Vista, Copyright, Microsoft, Word, software IBM Exec Selected to Head Patent Office By Christopher Saunders | Article Published June 21, 2009 The news is considered a positive for the IT industry. Tags: policy, Copyright, Patent Reform, Congress, Senate iPhone Crowds Fairly Small By - Reuters | Article Published June 19, 2009 Some lines appear in front of Apple and AT&T stores, but nothing like the iPhone's debut. Tags: Copyright, consumer, Blackberry, Mac, iPhone Interview with Pirate Party Leader: "These are Crucial Freedoms" By Bruce Byfield | Article Published June 16, 2009 A political party that advocates for the free and open source software community has become the third largest Swedish party. Tags: software, free software, open source, Copyright Sweden 'Free Web' Party Scores EU Seat By - Reuters | Article Published June 08, 2009 Pleasing those who want everything to be free on the Net, Sweden's Pirate Party won a seat in the European Parliament. Tags: Internet, IT, music, media, Copyright Cheap Smartphones are Hot Sellers By - Reuters | Article Published April 15, 2009 Amid the recession, cell phone vendors are seeing robust sales of low-end but still highly capable mobile units. Tags: iPhone, voice, smartphones, Copyright, Blackberry Source: Steve Jobs Continues Key Role at Apple By - Reuters | Article Published April 13, 2009 A recent news report indicates that the Apple executive's role in the firm is little diminished by his medical leave. Tags: iPhone, media, Apple, Copyright Bruce Perens: Microsoft and TomTom Settle, Justice and Linux Lose By Bruce Perens | Article Published April 01, 2009 The outcome of the Microsoft-TomTom legal confrontation raises questions about the effect of patents on software innovation. Tags: GPL, Linux, open source, Copyright, Microsoft ISPs' Denial of Deal With RIAA Won't Quell Rumor By Chris Nerney | Article Published March 27, 2009 ISPs' Denial of Deal With RIAA Won't Quell Rumor Tags: music industry, Comcast, RIAA, Copyright, lawsuits, ISPs Skype Goes After Corporate Market By - Reuters | Article Published March 23, 2009 The popular Internet calling software will now connect with corporate phone systems. Tags: media, services, software, international, Copyright TomTom Sues Microsoft on Patent Infringement By - Reuters | Article Published March 20, 2009 Dutch navigation device maker TomTom has filed a countersuit against Microsoft Corp, accusing the U.S. company of violating three of its patents. Tags: Microsoft, open source, international, Copyright, IT Apple 10-Inch Touchscreen Coming? By - Reuters | Article Published March 12, 2009 Nothing confirmed, but Apple will apparently take delivery of 10-inch touchscreens soon. Tags: media, Apple, Copyright, smartphones, IT TomTom to Fight Microsoft Lawsuit By - Reuters | Article Published February 26, 2009 Yet some industry observers suggest that the GPS maker will actually settle with Microsoft. Tags: international, software, Microsoft, media, Copyright Authors to Kindle: Please Shut Up By Judy Mottl | Article Published February 15, 2009 Copyright concerns prompt a writers' advocacy group to push for disabling the text-to-voice feature. Tags: voice, Copyright, services, Google, Kindle Bruce Perens: Combining GPL and Proprietary Software By Bruce Perens | Article Published February 09, 2009 Manufacturers and the broader sector of embedded systems must cope with the problem of how to combine the GPL Linux kernel and software that isn't Open Source. How does one do that legally? Tags: Copyright, server, Linux, open source, GPL Ponzi Scam Victims Fight Back Online By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published February 03, 2009 The Madoff Ponzi scandal leads to some preventive turns online. Tags: economy, IT, Copyright, international, media Google's Warning Message Sent by Mistake By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published February 02, 2009 Users were told the site they were looking for may harm their computer. Tags: Google, software, media, Copyright, search Investors Could Sue Apple Over Jobs' Health By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published January 16, 2009 Investors are seeing red about the about-face they got regarding the CEO's health inside of a week. Tags: IT, Dell, media, Copyright, support Google Combats Microsoft Using Resellers By - Reuters | Article Published January 14, 2009 Web search leader Google Inc took another step on Wednesday toward direct competition with Microsoft Corp by recruiting IT resellers to market its Web-based applications to business clients. Tags: services, search, Google, Copyright, Microsoft China Shuts Down 91 Web Sites By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published January 12, 2009 Political blogs are lumped in with sites for porn and other 'vulgar' content in China's latest 'morality' push. Tags: Microsoft, Google, Copyright, media, policy OpenOffice.org vs. Go-OO: Cutting through the Gordian Knot By Bruce Byfield | Article Published January 07, 2009 Does the posturing around OpenOffice reflect sincere concern for the project or merely self-interested jockeying by competitors? Tags: Copyright, developer, Novell, Linux, OpenOffice.org Apple Bitten by Latest Rumors on Jobs's Health By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 31, 2008 Is the Apple chief's exit from MacWorld due to poor health? Tags: InternetNews.com, Copyright, IT, technology, media The Reluctant Lawsuit: The FSF Pursues Its Claim Against Cisco By Bruce Byfield | Article Published December 16, 2008 The Free Software Foundation attempted to avoid litigation with Cisco, yet finally concluded it was the only option. Tags: Linux, GPL, Copyright, Cisco, FSF Toshiba to Cut Flash Chip Output By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 09, 2008 Lower gadget demand forcing Toshiba to trim flash chip production. Tags: Copyright, IT, Samsung, semiconductor, media Web Sales Inch up on Black Friday By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 01, 2008 Retail and Web sales were up by a little at the traditional start of the holiday shopping season. Tags: Office, economy, traffic, media, Copyright After a Quarter Century of Windows By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published November 13, 2008 Twenty-five years after Microsoft chairman Gates announced the first version of Windows, it remains dominant. Pundits weigh in. Tags: Copyright, services, Windows, Vista, Microsoft Tech Sector Hit By Intel Warning By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published November 13, 2008 Shares of other tech companies, including Microsoft, dropped after Intel’s news. Tags: chips, consumer, Intel, Microsoft, Copyright MySpace Could Develop Digital Music Player By - Reuters | Article Published November 07, 2008 MySpace, the popular online social network owned by Rupert Murdoch's News Corp, could develop a digital music player in the future, pitting it against Apple Inc's hot-selling iPod. Tags: services, Facebook, MySpace, social networking, Copyright Nintendo sees overseas DSi launch by next summer By - Reuters | Article Published October 31, 2008 Japanese video game maker Nintendo Co Ltd will likely launch a new model of its top-selling handheld player, the DS, in overseas markets by the summer of 2009, President Satoru Iwata said. Tags: video, software, media, Copyright, Microsoft Sony Recalls PC Batteries By - Reuters | Article Published October 31, 2008 Sony Corp said five PC makers including Hewlett-Packard Co and Toshiba Corp will recall 100,000 computer battery packs made by the Japanese electronics maker due to a fire hazard. Tags: Copyright, media, HP, Dell, IT Looking for a Halloween scare? Try the newest videogames By - Reuters | Article Published October 30, 2008 Looking for more than ghosts and ghouls to liven up Halloween? The latest videogames are offering plenty of scary options and new terror is waiting just around the corner. Tags: developer, software, virus, Copyright, marketing Chinese surfers see red over Microsoft black-outs By - Reuters | Article Published October 23, 2008 Chinese Internet users have expressed fury at Microsoft's launch of an anti-piracy tool targeting Chinese computer users to ensure they buy genuine software. Tags: media, Microsoft, software, Copyright, Windows Apple to Unveil New or Updated Laptops on Oct 14 By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published October 10, 2008 Apple Inc will unveil its updated laptops on October 14 and they may cost less, but analysts say the company's drooping stock has already taken any change into account. Tags: chips, IT, media, Copyright, stocks Fears Spread About Online Bank Runs By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published October 08, 2008 With the rise in Internet banking, officials at home and abroad caution about how rapidly Web users can spur massive withdrawals after a loss of confidence in their bank. Tags: server, consumer, media, Copyright, policy SAP Sees Drop-off in Software Sales By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published October 07, 2008 German software maker SAP AG warned that its sales had abruptly dropped off in the last two weeks of September Tags: Cisco, Oracle, Copyright, IBM, Microsoft Bruce Perens: A Big Change for Open Source By Bruce Perens | Article Published October 02, 2008 In a historic first, a recent legal case creates a solid foundation for the protection of open source developers. Tags: open source, Copyright, Linux Flash Video Glitch Allows Free Movie Downloads By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published September 27, 2008 A security hole in Adobe's ubiquitous online technology could open the door to swiping movies from Amazon's streaming video service. Tags: services, Copyright, Google, DRM, video Report: US Mobile Users Text More than Talk By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published September 23, 2008 The number of texts handled per person appears to decline with age, according to Nielson figures. Tags: voice, Copyright, Verizon, carriers, wireless The Pitfalls of Open Source Litigation By Richard Adhikari | Article Published August 08, 2008 Some large companies try to sidestep the tangled web of licenses that apply to open source software. Tags: open source, server, Copyright, InternetNews.com, software Verdict in Novell/SCO Case a Mixed Bag By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published July 19, 2008 it's unclear how happy Novell will be about the verdict in its legal clash with SCO. Tags: IBM, Copyright, Novell, Microsoft, Linux Sony's U.S. Gadget Demand Good Despite Rising Costs By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 02, 2008 Sony Corp is seeing little or no sign of softer demand among U.S. consumers for its range of digital TVs, cameras and computer goods despite a weakening economy. Tags: media, Copyright, consumer, video, stocks Looking Back as Gates' Exit Nears By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published June 27, 2008 With a new focus on philanthropy, Microsoft's iconic chairman prepares to leave day-to-day operations at the software colossus he co-founded. Tags: IBM, Microsoft, programming, Copyright, antitrust Enterprises Face Barrage of Software Audits By Richard Adhikari | Article Published June 18, 2008 As piracy increases, software vendors eye new sources of money. Tags: software, management, Microsoft, InternetNews.com, Copyright Healthy VoIP Nets�Network Management Architectures: RADCOM By Mark A. Miller | Article Published May 01, 2008 RADCOM's tools continually monitor all network traffic, giving complete visibility into VoIP services running on the network Tags: Oracle, Copyright, voice, services, VoIP Richard Stallman, Live and Unplugged By James Maguire | Article Published March 31, 2008 At a university talk, the forefather of GNU/Linux has a spirited argument with a developer, then sits down for an interview that covers the GPL, his regrets about Debian, and why he loves to protest. Tags: Copyright, Linux, DRM |
