The Wall Street Journal reinforces my earlier posts about the threat to innovation posed by premature government intervention into the technology marketplace. […]
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 August 21st, 2012 |  Tags: competition, DisCo Project, FTC, Google, innovation, search, WSJ |  Category: Antitrust, Inside the Beltway, Internet |
 One commentThe European Union has ordered Google to make “sweeping changes” to its business model by extending restrictions being demanded for Web search into the mobile realm. That’s wrong because mobile is fundamentally different for 5 profoundly important reasons. […]
August 17th, 2012 | Tags: antitrust, Apple, EU, FTC, Google, Microsoft, search, wireless | Category: Antitrust, International, Tech Policy |
One commentThe ambiguities inherent in the often-amended Computer Fraud & Abuse Act are growing as aggressive litigants vie for competing interpretations. […]
August 8th, 2012 | Tags: CFAA, cybersecurity, employment | Category: Criminal Law, Internet, Tech Policy |
Leave a commentWith the Square-Starbucks joint venture, we are now on the verge of an inflection point for commercial payments. How many more years or decades before currency itself becomes extinct? […]
August 8th, 2012 | Tags: Constitution, DisCo Project, inflection point, innovation, Square | Category: Internet, Start-Ups |
Leave a commentPeople have been talking, and pontificating, about a coming “Internet of Things” since 1999. Now the European Union wants to regulate the IoT even before it is fully gestated and born. […]
August 2nd, 2012 | Tags: DisCo Project, disruption, EU, innovation, IoT, regulation | Category: Government, International, Privacy, Tech Policy |
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