Yahoo Apologizes To U.S. Congress
Michael Callahan, an executive president and general council at Yahoo has apologized to lawmakers for offering faulty information about the…
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Congress Mulls Fines For Cooperation With China
Have a seat; your hypocrisy detectors are about to blow. First the good news: The House of Representatives Committee on…
eBay Presses Congress For Internet Tax Ban
Brian Bieron, eBay's senior director of federal government relations testified before the House Small Business Committee and said that small…
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…
Can’t Fix Stupid, But Congress Will Try
First let's echo Ron White when he says, "you can't fix stupid." Now that we agree on that, let's also…
HP Ripped By Congress Over Spying
CEO Mark Hurd, ex-board chairman Patricia Dunn, and former general counsel Ann Baskins were among the Hewlett-Packard employees who were…
AOL Renews Privacy Concerns In Congress
AOL's shocking searcher log release has reignited the debate in Congress over whether to restrict Internet companies' use and storage…
Congress On DOPA Over MySpace
China's standard practice of blocking access to certain websites appears to have inspired some members of the US Congress. Social…
Congress Considers Net Neutrality Fines
Just when Net neutrality seemed a lost cause in Congress, lawmakers began to consider shifting regulatory power to the Federal…
Congress: NSA Requests? Yahoo: No Comment
During the Congressional smackdown on search engine companies over their business practices in China, one Congressman raised the issue of…
