Oh no! Here comes the government...A day after Nominet decided to sue one of its own directors, a senior civil servant warned that the domain industry must be better behaved to avoid government inter read more » DiscussBury
After leveraging Twitter, Facebook, and e-mail to help get elected, Barack Obama will face new challenges around Internet communications as US President -- most notably, a law dubbed the Presidential read more » DiscussBury
Willing punters queue for promotional brothel tattooCologne überbrothel Pascha has been surprised at the number of punters rushing to avail themselves of its free-membership-for-life promotion - unsu read more » DiscussBury
In recognition of the growing importance and influence of Internet- and IP-related legislation, House Judiciary Committee Chair John Conyers is taking over IP issues from the body's Courts subcommitt read more » DiscussBury
Rather than see the chairmanship of the key subcommittee on intellectual property pass onto a users' rights supporter, the head of its parent committee has decided instead to abolish and absorb the s read more » DiscussBury
Zynga, a social gaming network whose backers include Kleiner Perkins, has released a new multiplayer Poker game on the iPhone that will likely leave its competitors in the dust. The application, cal read more » DiscussBury
With a former NFL lobbyist now at the White House, Treasury takes time out from financial crisis to ensure that football gets a monopoly on online gaming, even though billions of dollars of taxable r read more » DiscussBury
Hmm, anyone want to place bets on what “foreign entity” has been hacking into Obama and McCain campaign computers, as Newsweek reports? Could it be the same country (China) that penetrate read more » DiscussBury
