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Google has announced a new advertising policy for pharmaceutical companies that presents significant issues and dictates immediate changes.

This month, the Indianapolis Colts, app developer Yinzcam, Inc., and ultrasonic technology provider Lisnr, Inc., were hit with a federal class action lawsuit in Pennsylvania for violating the Electronic Communications Privacy Act ..

The typical long-term contract structure for enterprise ITC deals, particularly telecom deals, has traditionally been a revenue commitment over a fixed period of time.

Organizations considering whether to upgrade to the latest software versions sometimes fail to take into account one important component–license terms.

While the law relating to screen scraping is unclear, a recent landmark decision from the Northern District of California, hiQ Labs, Inc. v. LinkedIn, Corp., 2017 WL 3473663 (N.D. Cal. Aug. 14, 2017), appears to limit the applicability of the CFAA as a tool against scraping.

Microsoft has disclosed a critical vulnerability affecting on-premises SharePoint Server 2016, 2019, and Subscription Edition.

Faced with revitalizing a deteriorated economy, formulating a national budget, and the aftermath of Osama Bin Laden’s death, President Barack Obama has his hands full.

It may surprise you, but the need for data center space isn't necessarily reducing for all enterprises as they move apps to the cloud.

In a significant development for the years-long net neutrality debate, yesterday the U.S. Department of Justice dropped its suit to enjoin California's net neutrality law.

We previously reported that, as a result of the 2018 Opinion, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein issued a memorandum on January 15, 2019.

Darkreading.com reported "For the third time in as many years, lawmakers have introduced a bill that would require Internet of Things (IoT)

As a result, Facebook has taken down over 100 accounts, pages and groups associated with this fraudulent activity.

Fair use in copyright law is a one of the more challenging and unpredictable legal tests around.

Under the new regulations, ISPs would be required to obtain their customers' consent before sharing certain personal information, including with third party online marketers and advertisers.

In May, 2016, the FCC moved forward with its decade-overdue reform of the $45 Billion per year dedicated business data services ("BDS") market.