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Internet Radio Is Saved By Congress Syndicate content

There is new hope for Pandora and other webcasters, but any deal is far from done.

Scrutinize Google, DoubleClick, Says Congress Syndicate content

DC lawmakers want the Federal Trade Commission to do more than rubber-stamp Google's $3.1 billion DoubleClick acquisition.

Senate Considers Better Spidering As Law Syndicate content

Federal agencies may have the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) helping guide their efforts to make web information more accessible to search engines.
News Tags: Google, Policy, blog, law, Spidering, Senate

Community Broadband Act To Reach Senate Syndicate content

The bipartisan Community Broadband Act, supported by some well-known US senators, was passed out the Senate Commerce Committee today and will proceed to the full Senate for a vote.

Senate: No Internet Tax For Seven Years Syndicate content

The moratorium on taxing Internet access will continue for another seven years, as the Senate reached a compromise days before the existing ban expired.

Shield Law Passes House Syndicate content

The U.S. House of Representatives today voted on and passed a journalist shield bill which also covers bloggers. While still a long way from a law, this is an important step in the process toward becoming a law.
News Tags: House, PDF, Senate, law

Shop.org Lobbies Senate Over Internet Taxes Syndicate content

Shop.org has been lobbying members of the U.S. Senate on behalf of online retailers to support a permanent extension of the ban against multiple taxes on ecommerce. The Senate Commerce Committee will consider a permanent Internet tax moratorium in an Executive Session.
News Tags: taxes, Internet, Senate, ecommerce

Google, Microsoft Testify About DoubleClick Syndicate content

This is the Internet age. We don't have to wait for general counsels to drop their bon mots before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee, because they are already posted online.

Google Appeals For EU's DoubleClick Permission Syndicate content

The proposed DoubleClick purchase has put Google back on its heels as people assail the blockbuster deal on several fronts.

Senate Prepares Grill For Google Syndicate content

Google's proposed purchase of DoubleClick has drawn the scrutiny of privacy advocates, the Federal Trade Commission, and now a Senate Judiciary subcommittee.