Apple can still appeal the ruling before it goes into effect Dec. 9.
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US will spend tens of billions to deploy broadband and offer $30 monthly subsidies.
Three competitors have already entered the arena. More are expected.
Senate can give FCC a 3-2 Democratic majority after Biden's baffling 9-month wait.
State Surgeon General Ladapo reportedly declined to say why he wouldn't wear a mask.
Professor demands that governor halt "baseless investigation" and apologize.
The Software Freedom Conservancy provides a non-profit home and services to Free, Libre and Open Source Software (FLOSS) projects.
Glad to see this. Companies shouldn't be able to avoid copyleft obligations. Licensing applies to everyone, not just the little people they want to use it against.
The SFC isn't even looking for damages, they just want the current rules enforced.
Members of Congress have asked Amazon to respond to an investigation by The Markup about giving its private label brands a leg up
The US Senate Finance Committee presses Big Five publishers for transparency on ebook licensing.
I'm glad this is being looked into, but I'm not sure what this committee can do. Platform exclusivity sucks, but it's perfectly legal. Same with the ridiculous licensing restrictions. I'd love to see special protections for ebooks, and all digital media, but unfortunately I can't see that happening.
Section 230 reform is just a start, Frances Haugen says in Senate testimony.
Online shopping giant wants incentives as it speeds up distribution in wake of pandemic.
Civil Cyber-Fraud Initiative mandates data-breach reporting for gov't contractors.