The FCC's proposed "open Internet" and net
neutrality rules, if adopted, will affect any enterprise or
organization that uses or relies on the Internet for its business
or operations.
On October 22, 2009, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)
formally launched a proceeding to adopt rules intended to
"preserve the open Internet." A central part of the
FCC's proposal is a rule that would require broadband Internet
service providers—including operators of cable,
telephone, fiber and broadband wireless networks—to give
equal treatment to all data and Internet traffic carried over their
networks (a concept popularly known as "net
neutrality").
The October 22, 2009, adoption of a Notice of Proposed
Rulemaking (NPRM) setting forth these proposed rules initiates one
of the most important and significant proceedings the FCC has
undertaken....
Specific Questions relating to this article should be addressed directly to the author.
With the recent development of the service outsourcing industry, an increasing number of financial institutions (including banks, securities companies, insurance companies and fund management companies) use financial service outsourcing to reduce costs, enhance core competitiveness, and accomplish strategic goals.
Facebook has just brought to the fore its new service called Facebook Places that allows users to alert others to their physical location and that ultimately seeks to enable Facebook to draw upon local business advertisers.
If you have ever been involved in litigation, you know that the process of finding, collecting, reviewing and producing the evidence that supports your case is often difficult, lengthy and expensive.
Identity theft is a serious crime that costs United States businesses billions of dollars every year and affects millions of American consumers. Identity thieves use people’s personally identifying information to open new accounts and misuse existing accounts, creating havoc for individuals and businesses.
While outsourcing has become commonplace in today’s business environment, the contracting process will, rightfully so, continue to challenge even the most senior outsourcing veterans.
An Argentinian appeal court has overturned a controversial 2008 ruling in which search engines had been made liable for the content of sites to which those search engines provided links in the results to users’ search requests.
On 30 July 2010, the Administrative Court refused an application
by ICO Satellite Limited (ICO) for judicial review of a decision by
the Office of Communications (Ofcom) to request the
International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to cancel ICO's
filing in the ITU's Master International Frequency Register
(MIFR) for the ICO-P mobile satellite communications system (ICO-P
satellite network).
