Last Thursday, March 1, “the FCC issued a Public Notice seeking comment on concerns and issues related to intentional interruptions of wireless service by government authorities for the purpose of ensuring public safety.”
The focus on intentional interruptions in wireless service was triggered in part by the August 11, [...]
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On a Wednesday night, members of the Robert M. Beren Academy thought their season was over. Even though they had won their last playoff game, the next game, a state semifinal, was scheduled for a Friday night at 9 p.m. against Dallas Covenant. Unfortunately for the Beren Academy team and fans, the 9 p.m. game [...]
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In the news… Twitter is selling users’ old tweets. Patent trolls will sue anyone…even presidential candidates. Volume 14, Issue 2 is out! Highlights issues in sports, IP, social networks, and more. Federal District Court Judge rules that historical cell tower records are not [...]
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Electronic Arts, Inc. (“EA”), the premier video game developer and publisher, is going on the offensive. Its latest hit, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, was a phenomenal success, selling 8 million copies in the first month of its release. EA wants to enjoy the hefty profits being produced and make [...]
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iMac. iPhone. iPod. iPad. Apple could put the “i” prefix on anything and it would sell (heck, I am writing this on my MacBook while simultaneously checking my iPhone). However, purchasing an iPad in China may not give you the tablet computer experience you were [...]
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