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Mr. Hurley Goes To Washington
Capitol Hill got a little surreal this week as YouTube CEO and founder Chad Hurley got yanked in font of the House…
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ICANN Wants Your Input On Domains
The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers or ICANN is seeking public input for creating, approving and adding generic top-level domains (gTLDs) to the Internet.
Internet Radio Equality Act Loved By All
Genuine cooperation between America’s two main political parties is rare, but when it occurs, something important is usually at stake. Such is the case with the Internet Radio Equality Act, sponsored by Senator Ron Wyden, a Democrat, and Senator Sam Brownback, a Republican.
Music: Fan Sites Today, Wikis Tomorrow
The painstakingly crafted band website created by a dedicated fan could become the next relic of the Internet Age. That may be a good thing.
Google Gives Playfuls Timeout
Google News has taken steps to remove the questionable Romanian news site Playfuls.com from its news content after suspicions that they were gaming the system, as first reported by Webproworld.
Congress Adds Bloggers To Press Protections
The US Government is recognizing the citizen blogosphere's function in the operation of the press by introducing new legislation to offer bloggers the same protections as traditional journalists.
