If you offer an affiliate program for websites to sell your products, you might want to become aware of a plan afoot by the State of New York to tax you. If you sold $10,000 worth of products to those in the state of New York and had one Web affiliate in... (posted on 28 Feb 2008 by Small Business Trends)
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28 Feb 2008
Two examples of great Web 2.0 by USA government
Who said “your TSA don’t dance and your USPTO don’t rock and roll?” (One free copy of BlogBridge for all of you who get the reference without using Wikipedia)
Here are two cool examples. First up, the TSA (Transportation Security Administration) now has... (posted on 28 Feb 2008 by Pito's Technology Blog)
It's easy to believe the tales of internet censorship we hear regularly from China, but not so its
ostensibly democratic neighbor in Japan. That perception may change of Japanese
regulations shake up...
(posted on 28 Feb 2008 by Digital World Tokyo)
27 Feb 2008
New Bill May End Two-Year Contract Policy
Talking about open access network, the US House of Representatives will hold a hearing today for Wireless Consumer Protection bill (warning: pdf file), a proposed legislation which would force wireless carriers to offer their services even without... (posted on 27 Feb 2008 by The Mobile Technology Weblog)
The European Commission, Microsoft’s biggest thorn in its side lately, fined the company 899 million Euros, or $1.35 billion, for still not meeting their expectations in complying with 2004 penalties, the umpteenth time they’ve fined them for that... (posted on 27 Feb 2008 by InsideMicrosoft)
26 Feb 2008
Ask.com and the Quincy Power Advantage
In our recent discussion of the uncertain future of Washington state's tax incentives for data centers, we wondered whether the tax breaks were big enough to bust the economic model that has drawn so many companies to build data centers in central... (posted on 26 Feb 2008 by Data Center Knowledge)
25 Feb 2008
YouTube DoS’ed Off Net By Pakistan
There are few people who work with the Internet who understand how truly vulnerable and weak the core infrastructure really is. Nothing demonstrates this basic weakness better than the troubles experienced by YouTube over the past weekend when... (posted on 25 Feb 2008 by Geeks are Sexy Technology News)
25 Feb 2008
YouTube Hijacked by Pakistan Accidentally
2 days ago it was reported that YouTube has been banned in Pakistan. This was a bad news for all of the YouTube fans here as they are now not able to upload or watch any of the YouTube videos.
No one knew that the YouTube-Ban which was supposedly meant... (posted on 25 Feb 2008 by Sizlopedia)
23 Feb 2008
Pakistan Blocks Youtube
DJ Flush, over at Sizlopedia, is reporting that Pakistan has blocked Youtube.com. And judging by his post, he is located in Pakistan and experiencing it first hand. He is also providing instructions on how to get around it by accessing Youtube using a... (posted on 23 Feb 2008 by PCMech)
Heir ist das IT Blogwatch: in which Intel gets raided by the Euro-feds. Not to mention what goes on inside Mathieu's cellphone...
Agam Shah reports:
Intel offices in Munich were raided by the European Commission today as part of an ongoing antitrust... (posted on 13 Feb 2008 by IT Blogwatch)
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