The initial entrants for the financial services accelerator, based on New York's FinTech Innovation Lab, have been chosen. They will take part in a 12-week mentoring program.
Spain's controversial copyright law has won the country the plaudits of the U.S. Motion Picture Association of America.
New York University law professor James Grimmelmann eulogizes Aaron Swartz, the open information and internet activist who recently committed suicide in the face of a computer trespass prosecution.
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Hey hey hey! That was my Fat Albert greeting, in case you couldn’t tell. Doesn’t work quite so well in text form I’ll admit. It’s almost the end of January. How did that happen? We’ve had some snow in Liverpool … Continue reading →
Ecurrency Search : for Exchangers come to social networks Posted on January 17th , 2013 by Admin It’s not a secret that social networks come to our life more and more actively . One of the trends of the modern business is using social networks to communicate with the clients it’s simple and convenient almost all of us are registered on some site(s of this type and the biggest e-currency exchange services are not the exceptions . For example , the international service WM-Center is represented on few popular resources of this type : Facebook Twitter Linkedin It’s the place where the clients can share their opinions and experience regarding the service and different e-currencies and payment systems , leave their feedback and also make sure how reliable the service is . All users can
Daniel Lyons, assistant professor at Boston College Law School, discusses his new Mercatus Center Working Paper, “The Impact of Data Caps and Other Forms of Usage-Based Pricing for Broadband Access.” Describing the system most of us are used to as an all-you-can-eat version of internet access, Lyons explains why it might make more sense for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to transition to usage-based pricing, a type of metered model for broadband.
Gabriella Coleman, the Wolfe Chair in Scientific and Technological Literacy in the Art History and Communication Studies Department at McGill University, discusses her new book, "Coding Freedom: The Ethics and Aesthetics of Hacking," which has been released under a Creative Commons license.