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And it is raising alarm among some technology executives and consumer advocates who fear that proposed regulations would excessively limit how people consume information and entertainment in digital form.
THE QUEST FOR A NEW GOLDEN AGE: THE CHALLENGES OF BUILDING A DIGITAL MASS MEDIA Thank you for the opportunity to appear before the Media Institute. As the Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Communications and Information and the head of the National Telecommunications and Information Administration, I am delighted to appear before an organization that […]
Film canisters are collecting dust after 75 years of nonuse, video formats from the 1980s are becoming unreadable and Web projects created just minutes ago are already becoming stale. Read The Full Article
The BCTP selected mGen Inc.’s Enterprise solution to enable soldiers in the Army National Guard brigades to take classes remotely, thereby increasing their warfighting skills prior to arriving at Fort Leavenworth for in-person training seminars, said Maj. Floyd Lucas of Operations Group C at the base. Read The Full Article
Yale officials filed a complaint yesterday with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Read The Full Article
Princeton issued an immediate apology and suspended its associate dean of admissions. Read The Full Article
Called the Digital Knowledge Gateway, the resource will let anyone with Internet access peruse the university’s collections and research. And Texas residents will be able to create customized portals that will let them search for information and sign up to be notified when data that fit their interests are added. Read The Full Article
IBFS, offering quality education and training for the country’s banking and insurance sectors, which are considered as the backbone of the economy, was established under the Royal Decree in 1983 and helps Omani students in developing their skills and enhancing career prospects. Read The Full Article
Similar solutions for other operating systems will be coming soon, government officials said. The standards and software are available free to anyone who wants to use them. Read The Full Article
The suit asks a federal judge to rule that the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) is so sweeping that it unconstitutionally interferes with researchers’ ability to evaluate the effectiveness of Internet filtering software. Read The Full Article