– Virgin Media and Universal combine to offer unlimited music–for a small fee.
– Delaware corporations forced to become more tech-reliable as Chancery Court hands down e-discovery opinions.
– Facebook further Twitterfies and immediately runs into the same cybersquatting issues.
– Social networks play an important role in Iran’s election, and now also being used to gather evidence.
– Is there anything wrong with exclusive phone deals? Senators intend to find out.
– Local wildlife cries invasion of privacy as Google Maps takes on new venture.
– A past positive test could mean perjury charges for Sosa.
– Potential lawsuit arises as Formula One racing might become two.
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