Information Technology and Telecoms

The California appellate court’s recent decision in Balsam v. Trancos requires marketers nationwide using commercial email advertisements to include in the "from" line of each email a domain name that is registered to the sender.

The California appellate court’s decision in "Balsam v. Trancos" requires marketers nationwide using commercial email advertisements to include in the from line of each email a domain name that is registered to the sender which can be determined by performing a WHOIS look-up, or the name of the sender or marketer on whose behalf the email was sent.

A company’s failure to deal appropriately with electronic discover—innocently or not—can lead to significant sanctions and even adverse judgments in a lawsuit.

A monthly round-up of space industry developments for the information of our clients and friends.

A monthly round-up of space industry developments for the information of our clients and friends.

The Convention on International Interests in Mobile Equipment of 2001 (known as the Cape Town Convention) and its equipment specific Protocols are an international treaty regime prepared by UNIDROIT.

In September 2009, following a complaint, agents from the Enforcement Bureau’s Tampa Field Office conducted an inspection of a Florida AM station.

A new Internet-connected software application, called "ivi tv" http://www.ivi.tv/, was released this week that allows PC, MAC and LINUX end users to stream live feeds from over-the-air television stations to their computers anywhere in the world, including feeds from ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, PBS, Telemundo, Univision and others.

On May 19, 2010, the House Committee on Ways & Means will hold a hearing on tax proposals related to legislation to legalize Internet gaming.

Siri is that trusted iPhone assistant who you believe is talking directly and only to you.

No matter how big or small your company currently might be, your company needs a geolocation policy that takes human rights into account if you are either: (1) gathering or storing data that personally identifies your customers; or (2) providing a platform for creating or storing user generated content.

In April 2007, the Supreme Court’s decision in KSR Int’l v. Teleflex Inc. heralded an important potential shift in the law of obviousness.