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The Federal Trade Commission recently signaled that it may begin cracking down on the increasingly common practice of pumping up a product with online reviews that purport to be from customers but are really posted by friends, family or employees of the vendor.

Twitter, Facebook and other social networking sites have become the latest battleground between two often conflicting legal concepts: the right of a person to speak freely, even in a vitriolic way, versus the right of another to obtain cognizable redress if those words cause subsequent emotional or physical harm.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recently released Public Notice DA-26-769 seeking comments on the procedures it should use for Auction 115, a spectrum auction that will make 160 MHz of Upper C-band spectrum available for flexible wireless use across the continental United States.

On April 19, the US Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") released a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking, Order, & Notice of Inquiry on the management and assignment of telephone numbers.

Though the First Amendment affords greater free speech protections for government employees relative to those in the private sector, the speakers do not have carte blanche to insult or deride whomever they see fit.

The Federal Trade Commission announced on August 10, 2012 that it has accepted as final a settlement with Facebook that resolves charges that Facebook deceived consumers by making false privacy assurances and then repeatedly allowing consumer information to be shared and made public.

In developing FirstNet, the nationwide broadband interoperable public safety network in the 700 MHz band, the US Federal Communications Commission ("FCC") and the National Telecommunications and Information Administration ("NTIA") have request comment and information.

Today we speak with Tara Cheever, co-founder and Chief Products Officer at LIT SOFTWARE, a company that equips lawyers with the tools to modernize their practices and enhance their presentation skills in court.

The Federal Communications Commission has proposed comprehensive updates to its Ultra-Wideband Device regulations, which haven't been revised since 2002 despite significant technological advances. The proposed changes would expand UWB applications beyond current imaging and radar systems to include factory automation, autonomous navigation, AI-enabled sensing, and potentially drone operations, toys, and satellite use.

.. "[t]here are currently more devices connected to the Internet than there are people in the world."

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementations have a staggering 70-85% failure rate, yet vendors continue to promise quick, out-of-the-box deployments that rarely materialize. This analysis reveals the hidden costs, common pitfalls, and unrealistic expectations that doom most ERP projects from major providers like SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, and NetSuite before they even begin.

The Ninth Circuit's recent decision in Amazon v. Perplexity raises critical questions about how existing computer fraud statutes apply to AI-powered shopping agents that operate through customer accounts. As retailers face increasing deployment of third-party AI tools on their platforms, this ruling provides crucial guidance on the limitations of traditional legal frameworks and the need for alternative enforcement strategies.

The FTC issued its second report on children’s mobile applications today.

Wilson Elser's Cyber Incident Response Team has seen an alarming uptick in cyber-criminal activity targeted at professional services firms, particularly accounting firms.

Pittsburgh and Israel are on the verge of, if not already in the middle of, becoming energy titans. For years, Israel was known for innovation in solar technologies, water technologies and other alternative energy and conservation initiatives due to a lack of natural resources.

Explore Ankura's latest insights spanning cybersecurity threats, AI's impact on retail, stablecoin regulation, and research integrity challenges. Discover how emerging technologies and regulatory frameworks are reshaping industries from financial services to healthcare, while sophisticated cyber threats continue to evolve across critical infrastructure and enterprise platforms.

Ankura's insights hub showcases expertise across cybersecurity threats, banking regulation, enterprise transformation, AI governance, and corruption risks in IT procurement.

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