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Wael Ghonim on 60 Minutes
John Moe Feb 14, 2011
The Google executive who disappeared in Egypt, was incarcerated by the government, and reemerged as a revolutionary leader gave an interview to...
Internet freedom Tuesday
John Moe Feb 14, 2011
Secretary of State Clinton will speak tomorrow at George Washington University....
Two net neutrality hearings this week
John Moe Feb 14, 2011
The House Judiciary Intellectual Property subcommittee will hold a hearing on Tuesday with witnesses Gigi Sohn of Public Knowledge (pro net...
Is the billable hour a thing of the past?
Jeremy Hobson Feb 14, 2011
The American Bar Association just finished a conference in Atlanta, Ga. focusing on the way lawyers get paid. Should clients continue to pay hourly wages or is a new system of value-based billing on the horizon? Jeremy Hobson speaks with Stephen Zack, president of the American Bar Association.
National Wireless Initiative
John Moe Feb 11, 2011
This was announced by President Obama yesterday in Michigan. It calls for the freeing up of 500mhz of spectrum. That would be procured by way of...
Proposed law aims to curb fashion copycats
Janet Babin Feb 10, 2011
As New York Fashion week begins, some designers are backing a bill in Washington that would give their work copyright protection. Janet Babin reports from the runway.
Obama's wireless plan
John Moe Feb 10, 2011
President Obama will be in Michigan today talking about his plan to get 98% of the country wireless service. He's expected to say his plan will...
Leahy courts Google for support of anti-piracy bill
John Moe Feb 10, 2011
There's a hearing coming up next Wednesday in the Senate on the issue of piracy. CNET is reporting that Senator Pat Leahy (D-VT) is attempting to...
Three people involved in Wikileaks ask court not to force Twitter to give up information
John Moe Feb 9, 2011
Is Wikileaks a criminal conspiracy or a political discussion? That seems to be at the heart of a debate over whether Twitter should be forced to g...
Pot smoking on Capitol Hill
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Feb 8, 2011
Washington's army of lobbyists is joined by a new special interest, the National Cannabis Industry Association.
