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Congressional aides get stupid on Twitter, get fired
John Moe Dec 9, 2011
How to use social media to wreck your career
Congressional gridlock could be good
David Gura Nov 29, 2011
If Congress doesn't do much this year, lets automatic cuts of $1.2 trillion kick in and the Bush tax cuts expire, that cuts $5 trillion from the deficit within a decade.
U.S. debt downgrade possible, but it won't be a surprise
Jeremy Hobson Nov 18, 2011
We speak to David Kelly of JP Morgan Funds about what he thinks the possible outcome of the super committee stand-off could be.
Nearly half of us are pirates
John Moe Nov 17, 2011
A new report sheds light on who is downloading or streaming unlicensed content.
Businesses split in online privacy debate
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Nov 16, 2011
The House Judiciary Committee holds a hearing this morning on the Stop Online Piracy Act. The legislation would give the government a lot more power to enforce copyrights online for things like movies and medicines.
SOPA gets a hearing
John Moe Nov 14, 2011
The controversial Stop Online Piracy Act or SOPA will be the sole subject of a House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday. SOPA is the House version of the Senate’s Protect IP act which got strangled by Senator Ron Wyden (D-Ore.) who echoed the views of many in the tech industry that the measure gave law enforcement far too much power in shutting down websites that are suspected of trafficking in unlicensed content...
