September 28th, 2010 by
David Goldstein
Apple has sued Nokia in Britain, extending the two technology giants’ legal battle over patents beyond U.S. borders. … more
September 28th, 2010 by
David Goldstein
Even as the number of airlines is dwindling — look at Southwest’s plan to buy AirTran, announced on Monday, and the imminent merger of United and Continental — the business of providing in-flight Wi-Fi service on domestic airlines is expanding. … more
September 27th, 2010 by
David Goldstein
Can Internet searches help industry watchers predict the success of a movie or the spread of an epidemic? … more
September 27th, 2010 by
David Goldstein
In early August, two dictatorial (and U.S.-allied) Gulf states — Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates — announced a ban on the use of Blackberries because, as the BBC put it, “[b]oth nations are unhappy that they are unable to monitor such communications via the handsets.” Those two governments demand the power to intercept and monitor every single form of communication. No human interaction may take place beyond their prying ears. … more
September 27th, 2010 by
David Goldstein
In the United States, law enforcement and security agencies have raised privacy concerns with a new proposal for electronic eavesdropping powers to track terrorists and criminals and unscramble their encrypted messages. … more
September 27th, 2010 by
David Goldstein
The French telecoms regulator says that it has been carrying out coverage tests on the country’s 3G networks following a warning last December that the license holders could be in breach of their license conditions. … more