Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Moving Beyond Naïve Foreclosure Analysis
J. Wright,
here
.
El Gobierno limitará el número de competidores en la red AVE
Cincodias.com,
aquí
.
Enquête sectorielle sur le commerce électronique
Autorité de la concurrence,
ici
(jolie définition: "concurrence sur et par Internet", v. communiqué de presse,
ici
)
New judge at the General Court of the European Union: Guido Berardis
Press Release,
here
.
Nestlé vence al cártel del azúcar
Expansion.com,
aquí
Graduated Response American Style: 'Six Strikes' Measured Against Five Norms
A. Bridy,
here
.
The Microsoft Standards-Essential Patents Shell Game -- Motorola Tells Its Story to the 9th Circuit Ct. of Appeals
Groklaw,
here
.
University Requires Students To Pay $180 For 'Art History' Text That Has No Photos Due To Copyright Problems
Techdirt.com,
here
.
Book Prices Are Going Up (Down) (or Both)
R. Picker,
here
.
Fair use history
Matthewsag.com,
here
.
What's the point of Open Data? Google und Deutsche Bahn kooperieren
Heise.de,
hier
.
S. auch
hier
.
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Does Digital Tying Need Its Own Test?
L. Chayavirabood, here.
IA: Menace pour la culture? OUI
Arte, ici.
Up the Stack: How AI’s Escape From the Commodity Trap Risks Enterprise Lock-in
A. Narayanan and A. Kapur, here.
Microsoft admits it “leverages” Windows to push Edge, Bing, Copilot; pulls moonie at regulators
B. Lawson, here.
Vivaldi (and other browsers): interoperability request
Here.
Dependance Day ? Fable 5, Mythos 5 : l’Europe face à son point de bascule
The Best, ici.
Norway pulls its coronavirus contacts-tracing app after privacy watchdog’s warning
TechCrunch, here .
Have ‘Big Tech’ Platforms Got Too Much Power?
S. King, here .
Rebate for IoT thermostat requires that you give permission to your utility to read "all data"
BoingBoing, here.
Slack Accuses Microsoft of Illegally Crushing Competition
NYTimes, here .
