...so far. With only 8 days to comment left, this compares very poorly to the over 150 comments that were received by the ITD in 2005. I have no idea what...
...the greatest risk for a shareholder suit arises on the slippery disclosure slope between “no comment” and full disclosure of all details. Assume, for the sake of argument, that as...
...it comes to, yes, eReader standards. That’s what the two governments announced last week, and the facts of interest run deeper. For example, Prime View International, a Taiwanese company, is...
...to the consulting and implementation business of Alex’s firm, Griffin Brown, has no impact on its fortunes at all. And engaging in some other type of community service – say, volunteering...
...complex than Stuxnet, comprising over 20 MB of code in comparison to Stuxnet’s then-impressive 500KB (DuQu also weighs in at about half a MB). Kapersky estimates that conducting a full...
...Trade Commission (ITC), barring the competitor from importing any product into the U.S. that infringes on the patent. If that patent is essential for implementing a standard that is, in...
...themselves from expensive litigation or ongoing risks to their business if, for example, they cannot gain access to a patent at all. So why don’t companies simply agree on a...
...written, you can follow along. Sharing your own experiences with me and other readers, via the comments button below, would be most welcome at any time. A great Way To...
...For more tips on how to evaluate which scanning tool is best for your company, see Chapter 12 of The Linux Foundation’s Open Source Compliance in the Enterprise, available here....
...and maybe because of it, WWW standards for document interchange have dramatically changed the way we do business in the electronic realm. These developments are encouraging in what they portend...