President Obama has issued a directive to urge major government agencies to focus on the "growing mobile revolution." In a note issued by The White House this week, Obama says "it is time for the Continue reading…
Following its failure to pass the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA), the second session of the 112th Congress is on track for a repeat performance in internet controversy with a bill called the Cyber Continue reading…
On Friday, the US House of Representatives is scheduled to vote on the Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act, or CISPA for short. It's a controversial bill, to be sure. Supporters, including a Continue reading…
President Obama will issue an executive order today that will allow the US to establish sanctions on foreign individuals, companies, and government agencies that use technologies like phone tracking Continue reading…
While RIM's status as an innovator in the consumer space may be in tatters, it's a whole other story within the city limits of Washington, DC. The Washington Post reports that around half a million Continue reading…
Today the Obama administration announced that the US will invest $200 million to improve the government's ability to "extract knowledge and insights from large and complex collections of digital Continue reading…
US President Barack Obama has been credited with the adept use of the web to achieve his political aims, and he's just absorbed Pinterest into his social media portfolio. Obama's new Pinterest account Continue reading…
A new report issued today by the US National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) proposes that the federal government repurpose the entirety of a 95MHz block of the 1755-1850MHz Continue reading…
Today the Obama administration released a blog post condemning Iran for denying its citizens "a universal right to access information, and to freely assemble online," and says that it is taking steps Continue reading…
It's been a bad month for electric cars, with low sales numbers and GM forced to suspend manufacturing of the Volt for five weeks in order to prevent oversupply. This trend has led The Wall Street Continue reading…
