Supreme Court Reverses in Reed Elsevier v. Muchnick
3/2. The Supreme Court of the US issued its opinion [23 page in PDF] in Reed Elsevier v. Muchnick, reversing the judgment of the Court of Appeals (2ndCir). The Supreme Court reversed, 8-0, holding that the copyright registration language in the first sentence of 7 U.S.C. § 411(a), which the Court of Appeals held was jurisdictional, is not jurisdictional.

Microsoft Obtains Ex Parte TRO in Waledac Botnet Case
3/2. Microsoft filed a complaint [63 pages in PDF] on February 22, 2010, in the U.S. District Court (EDVa) against unnamed defendants alleged to be operators of a controlled network of computers -- a botnet named Waledac -- that is used to send spam e-mail messages. The District Court issued a sealed ex parte temporary restraining order (TRO), that contains an order directed at non-party VeriSign regarding domain names used in controlling the botnet.

Genachowski Proposes Public Safety Use of Entire 700 MHz Band
2/25. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski gave a speech at the FCC regarding public safety and the FCC's forthcoming national broadband plan (NBP). Among others things, he said the the NBP will propose moving forward with the D Block auction, and also mandating that public safety entities have access to "the entire 700 MHz band through roaming and priority access arrangements".

Telecom and Cable Companies Oppose Reclassifying Internet Access As Title II Telecommunications
2/22. A collection of telecom and cable companies and groups submitted a letter [14 pages in PDF] to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) opposing proposals to regulate broadband internet access services as Title II telecommunications services. The Public Knowledge (PK) argued in a January 26, 2010, filing [17 pages in PDF] that the FCC should "reclassify broadband access as a Title II service".

FCC Expands E-Rate Program to Cover Non-Educational Services
2/18. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted, but did not release, an Order and Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that expands the FCC's e-rate tax and subsidy program to cover non-educational uses.

House Bill Proposes FCC Regulation of Internet Search Providers
2/16. Rep. Bill Foster (D-IL) introduced HR 4504 [LOC | WW], the "Standards for Internet Non-Censorship Act of 2010", on January 26, 2010. He proposes to delegate legislative authority to the President -- to write standards for internet search providers. He proposes that the "free" nations of the world write international standards. Finally, he proposes that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) write rules regulating internet search.

Rep. Markey Introduces Sweeping E-Rate and E-Books Bill
2/9. Rep. Ed Markey (D-MA), Rep. Lois Capps (D-CA), and Rep. Doris Matsui (D-CA) introduced HR 4619 [LOC | WW], the "E-Rate 2.0 Act of 2010". This bill would expand the FCC's e-rate program to provide for subsidies for broadband access for households containing someone who qualifies for the federally subsidized school lunch program. It would also expand the e-rate program to include community colleges and the federal head start programs. Finally, it would create an e-books subsidy program.

Defendant Charged with Wire Fraud for eBay Cookie Stuffing Scheme
2/9. The Department of Justice's (DOJ) Office of the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California (USAO/NDCal) charged Christopher Kennedy by criminal information [PDF] with one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud in connection with his alleged creation and sale of a computer cookie stuffing program directed at eBay that enables users of the program to obtain referral income from eBay to which they are not entitled.

DOJ Criticizes Amended Google Books Settlement
2/4. The Department of Justice's (DOJ) Antitrust Division filed a pleading [31 pages in PDF] with the U.S. District Court (SDNY) in Authors Guild v. Google regarding its continuing objections to the amended proposed class action settlement, also known as the amended settlement agreement, or ASA.

Amazon and Macmillan Clash on E-Book Pricing
2/3. The Macmillan publishing company released a statement on Sunday, January 31, 2010, by its CEO, John Sargent, regarding ongoing negotiations with Amazon regarding the sale, and pricing, of digital books. Amazon stopped selling Macmillan books, both physical and digital.

U.S. Tech Groups Complain About PRC's Use of Domestic IP as Trade Barrier
1/26. The Business Software Alliance (BSA), Consumer Electronics Association (CEA), Software and Information Industry Association (SIIA), TechAmerica, Telecommunications Industry Association (TIA), and fourteen other groups sent a letter to U.S. government officials complaining about the People's Republic of China's (PRC) procurement policy described as "indigenous innovation".

DOJ Requires Ticketmaster Live Nation to License Ticket Software and Divest Ticketing Assets
1/25. The Department of Justice's (DOJ) Antitrust Division and numerous states filed a complaint [PDF] in the U.S. District Court (DC) against Ticketmaster and Live Nation alleging violation of Section 7 of the Clayton Act, which is codified at 15 U.S.C. § 18, in connection with their proposed merger. The parties simultaneously announced a settlement.

Another DOJ Inspector General Report Finds FBI Misconduct in Obtaining Phone Records
1/20. The Department of Justice's (DOJ) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) released a redacted copy [306 pages in PDF] of another in a series of reports that finds misconduct at the FBI in its communications surveillance. The report discloses misconduct by the FBI in its use of "exigent letters" to obtain phone records from collaborating communications companies that "target" reporters at the Washington Post and New York Times.

Google Accuses Red China of Cyber Attacks Directed at Human Rights Activists
1/19. On January 12, 2010, Google released a statement regarding cyber attacks on its systems, and the systems of other companies, by the People's Republic of China (PRC). Google accused the PRC of hacking for the purpose of surveilling "human rights activists". Google added that it is "no longer willing to continue censoring" search results in the PRC, and that it may "shut down Google.cn".

Antitrust Division Urges FCC to Make More Spectrum Available for Wireless Broadband
1/4. The Department of Justice's (DOJ) Antitrust Division submitted a comment to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in connection with the FCC's drafting of a document titled "National Broadband Plan". The DOJ states in this comment that wireless broadband could become a competitor to wireline broadband provided by cable and telecom companies. It states that the FCC should make more spectrum available for wireless broadband. Also, it suggests doing so in a manner that puts it in the hands of competitors to major incumbent wireline broadband providers.

Free Press Asks DOJ and FTC to Investigate Alleged Collusion to Undermine Internet TV
1/4. The Free Press (FP) and other interest groups sent letters to two U.S. antitrust regulators urging them to investigate TV Everywhere for illegal collusion. They also wrote letters urging House and Senate Committees to hold hearings. The FP argument is that there is not enough competition among video distribution companies (cable, satellite and telco), and programming companies, and as a result, prices are too high, and consumers are dissatisfied. Moreover, this is unlikely to change without government regulation. But, the FP narrative continues, the government can assure more competition by invoking antitrust law to impose artificial competition through a compulsory licensing regime for video programming.

See also:
 • Top Stories from 2009.
 • Top Stories from 2008.
 • Top Stories from 2007.
 • Top Stories from 2006.
 • Top Stories from 2005.
 • Top Stories from 2004.
 • Top Stories from 2003.
 • Top Stories from 2002.

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Alert No. 2,060, Saturday, March 20.
 • Senate Commerce Committee to Mark Up Revised Cyber Security Bill
 • Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Antitrust Bill to Undo Leegin
 • Copps Addresses FCC Competition Tools
 • Senate Commerce Committee to Mark Up Bill to Give FCC Commissioners More Staff

Alert No. 2,059, Friday, March 19.
 • House Commerce Committee Approves Radio Spectrum Inventory Act
 • Senate Commerce Committee Reports Radio Spectrum Inventory Act
 • House Commerce Committee Approves Spectrum Relocation Improvement Act
 • House Commerce Committee Approves Truth in Caller ID Act
 • President Obama Addresses Export Policy

Alert No. 2,058, Monday, March 15.
 • FCC Releases National Broadband Plan

Alert No. 2,057, Tuesday, March 9.
 • Antitrust Division Requires Divestiture by Election Systems and Software, Inc.
 • FTC Issues NPRM on Mandatory Energy Consumption Labeling of Consumer Electronics Products
 • District Court Enters Permanent Injunction in RealDVD Case
 • Ballmer Addresses Cloud Computing, Privacy and Regulatory Environment
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,056, Friday, March 5.
 • Supreme Court Reverses in Reed Elsevier v. Muchnick
 • WTO's Lamy Argues Free Trade Promotes Innovation, Prosperity, and Jobs Growth
 • Senators Release Latest Draft of Patent Reform Bill
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,055, Thursday, March 4.
 • NIST Announces Creation of 700 MHz Public Safety Broadband Demonstration Network
 • Strickling Discusses NTIA Agenda
 • Apple Sues HTC for Patent Infringement
 • FTC Sues and Settles with Web Site Privacy/Security Seal Provider
 • Senate Finance Committee Holds Hearing on OUSTR Trade Policy Agenda and Report
 • Obama Picks Matheson for 10th Circuit
 • More News

Alert No. 2,054, Wednesday, March 3.
 • House and Senate Provide One Month Satellite Television Extension
 • Senate Considers One Year Extension to R&D Tax Credit
 • Rep. Lofgren Introduces Political Robocalls Bill
 • House and Senate Extend Expiring Surveillance Provisions
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,053, Tuesday, March 2.
 • House Judiciary Committee Holds Hearing on Comcast NBC Universal Merger
 • Microsoft Obtains Ex Parte TRO in Waledac Botnet Case
 • Commentary: Judicial Procedure in the Microsoft Waledac Botnet Case
 • DOJ Will Not Challenge MyWire Online News Aggregation Service

Alert No. 2,052, Monday, March 1.
 • FRB and BEA Report on State of Economy and Tech Sector
 • House Members Comment on Senate Patent Reform Legislation
 • OUSTR Removes Saudi Arabia from Special 301 Watch List
 • Camcorder Infringement in Movie Theaters
 • More Tech Crimes
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,051, Thursday, February 25.
 • Senators Announce Progress on Patent Reform Legislation
 • Italian Court Convicts Three Google Officers for Video Posted on Google Video
 • FCC to Adopt National Broadband Plan at March 16 Meeting
 • Genachowski Proposes Public Safety Use of Entire 700 MHz Band

Alert No. 2,050, Wednesday, February 24.
 • FTC Releases Annual Report on Consumer Complaints
 • EU Is Investigating Google
 • Holder Advocates IP Enforcement in Speech in Brazil
 • Telecom and Cable Companies Oppose Reclassifying Internet Access As Title II Telecommunications
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,049, Tuesday, February 23.
 • FTC Warns Organizations About Peer to Peer Data Breaches
 • Department of Transportation Releases Model Legislation to Ban Texting While Driving
 • EU Data Protection Supervisor Criticizes ACTA on Privacy Grounds
 • Consumer Electronics Exports and Terrorism
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,048, Monday, February 22.
 • Creative Industries Submit Special 301 Recommendations to OUSTR
 • Public Knowledge Submits Special 301 Comment to OUSTR
 • Seven Indicted for Exporting Sony PS2s to Paraguay
 • More Tech Crimes
 • More News

Alert No. 2,047, Thursday, February 18.
 • DOJ and EU Close Investigations of Microsoft Yahoo Advertising Agreement
 • EPIC Files Complaint with FTC Regarding Google Buzz
 • FTC Files and Settles Case Against Ticketmaster and TicketsNow
 • FCC Expands E-Rate Program to Cover Non-Educational Services

Alert No. 2,046, Wednesday, February 17.
 • House Commerce Committee Democrats Seeks Information on Traffic Pumping Schemes
 • Varney Addresses Extraterritorial Effects and Divergent Outcomes in Antitrust
 • SEC Drops Case Against Samueli
 • Wilkinson Barker Knauer Opens Denver Office
 • More People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,045, Tuesday, February 16.
 • House Bill Proposes FCC Regulation of Internet Search Providers
 • Public Knowledge Proposes Changes to Copyright Law
 • More Intellectual Property News

Alert No. 2,044, Monday, February 15.
 • BIS Advisory Committee to Discuss Deemed Exports
 • FinCEN Regs Amended to Allow Foreign, State and Local Governments Access to Financial Information
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

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 • July - December, 2009.
 • January - June, 2009.
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 • January - June, 2008.
 • July - December, 2007.
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 • July - December, 2006.
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 • July - December, 2005.
 • January - June, 2005.
 • July - December, 2004.
 • January - June, 2004.
 • July - December, 2003.
 • January - June, 2003.
 • July - December, 2002.