Verizon and Google Announce Legislative Proposal on Internet Regulation
8/9. Verizon and Google announced that they have reached an agreement regarding the regulation of broadband internet access service (BIAS) providers, which they urge the Congress to adopt as legislation. See, two party proposal titled "Verizon-Google Legislative Framework Proposal", Google statement titled "A joint policy proposal for an open Internet", and TLJ chart comparing the key language of the FCC's 2005 Policy Statement, the FCC's 2009 proposed rules, and the just released Verizon Google proposal.

FCC Adopts Disability Access Policy Statement, Order, and NPRM
8/5. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted and released a document [79 pages in PDF] titled "Policy Statement and Second Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking" that pertains to disability access.

FTC and Intel Settle Antitrust Claims
8/4. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Intel announced that they have settled the FTC's administrative claims that Intel violated Section 5 of the FTC Act. See, Agreement Containing Consent Order [3 pages in PDF] and Decision and Order [22 pages in PDF]. This proceeding is in the nature of a Sherman Act antitrust case. However, the FTC proceeded under Section 5 of the FTC Act, which has only rarely been invoked in the antitrust context, to avoid the large body of antitrust case law, and reach conduct that is not prohibited by the antitrust statutes.

Rep. Boucher and Rep. Stearns Introduce Voluntary Incentive Auctions Act
7/29. Rep. Rick Boucher (D-VA) and Rep. Cliff Stearns (R-FL) introduced HR 5947 [LOC | WW | PDF], the "Voluntary Incentive Auctions Act of 2010". This bill would amend 47 U.S.C. § 309(j)(8) to allow for the sharing of spectrum auction proceeds with the licensees who voluntarily relinquish that spectrum. It could provide a financial incentive for television broadcasters and other licensees to relinquish spectrum.

Congress Passes Foreign Libel Judgments Bill
7/27. The House and Senate passed HR 2765 [LOC | WW], the "Securing the Protection of our Enduring and Established Constitutional Heritage Act" or "SPEECH Act". This bill, among other things, prohibits the recognition and enforcement in the United States of foreign defamation judgments when the foreign court does not afford at least as much protection for freedom of speech and press as the U.S. court.

SEC Files Complaint Against Dell for Failure to Disclose that Income from Intel Included Anti-AMD Exclusivity Payment
7/22. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed a civil complaint [61 pages in PDF] in the U.S. District Court (DC) against Dell, and several of its officers, alleging violation of federal securities laws in connection with its failure to disclose receipt of exclusivity payments from Intel for not using AMD processors.

Sen. Lieberman and Sen. McCain Introduce D Block Bill
7/21. Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-CT) and Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) introduced S 3625 [LOC | WW | PDF], the "First Responders Protection Act of 2010", a bill to license, not auction, the D Block for use by first responders, and to authorize the appropriation of $11 Billion to build and maintain a nationwide interoperable network for emergency communications.

Genachowski States FCC and NTIA Will Inventory Spectrum
7/14. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Julius Genachowski sent a letter to Sen. John Rockefeller (D-WV), the Chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee (SCC), regarding an inventory of the use of spectrum by licensees and users.

2nd Circuit Holds FCC Indecency Policy Violates First Amendment
7/13. The U.S. Court of Appeals (2ndCir) issued its opinion [32 pages in PDF], on remand from the Supreme Court, in Fox Television Stations v. FCC. The Court of Appeals held that the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) indecency policy "violates the First Amendment because it is unconstitutionally vague, creating a chilling effect that goes far beyond the fleeting expletives at issue here". It vacated the FCC's order.

USPTO Releases Draft Five Year Plan
7/9. The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) released a draft [76 pages in PDF] of its "FY 2010-2015 Strategic Plan". This draft plan states that it "is designed to strengthen the capacity of the USPTO, improve the quality of patents and trademarks issued and shorten the time it takes to get a patent". This draft adds that the USPTO ability to accomplish this is contingent upon its receiving adequate funding, fee setting authority, and enhanced post grant reexamination authority.

FCC Discloses Data on High Cost Universal Service Subsidies
7/8. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) responded to questions from the House Commerce Committee (HCC) regarding its high cost universal service subsidy program. Rep. Joe Barton (R-TX), the ranking Republican on the HCC, stated in a release that "The FCC is not only wasting time chasing a network neutrality `problem΄ that doesn't exist, it is wasting Americans' money by failing to reform the Universal Service Fund".

Supreme Court Rules in Bilski
6/28. The Supreme Court issued its opinion [71 pages in PDF] in Bilski v. Kappos, affirming the judgment of the U.S. Court of Appeals (FedCir). It offered more flexibility than clarity on when processes that can be described as business methods can be patentable subject matter.

District Court Grants Summary Judgment to YouTube in Copyright Infringement Case
6/23. The U.S. District Court (SDNY) issued an opinion and order [30 pages in PDF] in Viacom v. YouTube, granting summary judgment to the defendants. The District Court held, on cross motions for summary judgment, that the activities of YouTube at issue in this action fall within the safe harbor protection of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), codified at 17 U.S.C.§ 512(c).

IPEC Releases Plan on Intellectual Property Enforcement
6/22. The Executive Office of the President's (EOP) Office of the Intellectual Property Enforcement Coordinator released a document [65 pages in PDF] titled "2010 Joint Strategic Plan on Intellectual Property Enforcement". The report reaffirms the commitment of federal government agencies to protecting intellectual property rights (IPR), summarizes the relevant activities of various federal agencies, and addresses coordination among agencies. It is not a vehicle for announcing new policy initiatives.

FCC Adopts Broadband Reclassification NOI
6/17. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) adopted a Notice of Inquiry (NOI) [64 pages in PDF] that proposes to reclassify broadband internet access services as Title II services, by a vote of 3-2. The providers of broadband internet access services, and their supporters, criticized the NOI. Companies that do not build broadband networks, but whose services to their customers entail usage of broadband networks, and their supporters, praised the NOI.

House Judiciary Committee Holds Hearing on Trinko
6/15. The House Judiciary Committee's (HJC) Subcommittee on Courts and Competition Policy held a hearing titled "Is There Life After Trinko and Credit Suisse?: The Role of Antitrust in Regulated Industries".

Senate Commerce Committee Approves Distracted Driving Prevention Act
6/9. The Senate Commerce Committee (SCC) held an executive session at which it approved S 1938 [LOC | WW], the "Distracted Driving Prevention Act of 2009". The SCC approved an amendment in the nature of a substitute [16 pages in PDF], and the bill as amended.

See also:
 • Top Stories from 2010.
 • Top Stories from 2009.
 • Top Stories from 2008.
 • Top Stories from 2007.
 • Top Stories from 2006.
 • Top Stories from 2005.
 • Top Stories from 2004.
 • Top Stories from 2003.
 • Top Stories from 2002.

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Alert No. 2,127, Friday, August 20.
 • Intel to Acquire McAfee
 • Copps Pans Google Verizon Deal
 • ITIF Paper on Cloud Computing Urges ECPA Reform
 • Sen. Leahy Comments on ECPA Reform
 • DOJ's Grindler Addresses Electronic Surveillance, IP Enforcement and Online Porn
 • People and Appointments

Alert No. 2,126, Thursday, August 19.
 • DOJ Declines to Prosecute in School District Web Cam Spying Matter
 • FBI Partially Lifts Gag Order in John Doe NSL Case
 • FCC Reports that States Divert 911/E911 Fees to Subsidize other Programs
 • More FCC News

Alert No. 2,125, Wednesday, August 18.
 • WTO Panel Holds EU's Tariffs on Tech Products Violate Its WTO Obligations
 • Obama Issues Routine Annual Emergency Declaration to Continue Export Regulation Regime
 • GAO Reports that Government is Not Providing Actionable Cyber Threat Information
 • FTC Proposes Changes to HSR Form and Rules
 • More Antitrust News
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,124, Tuesday, August 17.
 • FCC Report Finds Broadband Speeds Continue to Increase
 • Pew Survey Finds Majority Do Not Believe Broadband Adoption Should be an Important Government Priority
 • Google Asserts That It Has Not Sold Out
 • Oracle Files Patent Infringement Complaint Against Google

Alert No. 2,123, Wednesday, August 11.
 • Rep. Barton and Rep. Stearns Write FCC Regarding State VOIP Taxation
 • Associate AG Perrelli Discusses Cyber Bullying
 • Bills Signed
 • More News

Alert No. 2,122, Tuesday, August 10.
 • New York Files State LCD Price Fixing Complaint
 • HP's Mark Hurd Resigns
 • More People and Appointments
 • Representatives Introduce Bill to End PNTR Status for PRC
 • EC Trade Commissioner Addresses Indigenous Innovation and IPR in the PRC
 • More Trade News

Alert No. 2,121, Monday, August 9.
 • Verizon and Google Announce Legislative Proposal on Internet Regulation
 • Net Neutrality Advocates Criticize Google Verizon Pact
 • More Reaction to Google Verizon Proposal
 • Commentary: Google's Net Neutrality Deal Compared to Google's Books Deal
 • More News

Alert No. 2,120, Friday, August 6.
 • Senate Passes Disability Access Bill
 • FCC Adopts Disability Access Policy Statement, Order, and NPRM
 • FCC Adopts Wireless Backhaul NPRM and NOI
 • OUSTR Seeks Comments on Foreign Trade Barriers
 • FTC Files Amicus Brief in Tivo v. Echostar

Alert No. 2,119, Thursday, August 5.
 • FCC's Lazarus Announces End to Round of Closed Door Net Neutrality Negotiations
 • Genachowski Issues Statement Regarding Wireless Antitrust Merger Reviews
 • Rep. Barton and Rep. Markey Seek Info From Companies Regarding Online Tracking
 • PFF Paper Predicts Reversal of Viacom v. YouTube DMCA Judgment
 • ACLU Report Condemns Obama Administration Polices Regarding FISA and Surveillance
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,118, Wednesday, August 4.
 • FTC and Intel Settle Antitrust Claims
 • Reaction to the FTC Intel Settlement
 • Commentary on Antitrust Processes
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,117, Tuesday, August 3.
 • Congress Passes Foreign Libel Judgments Bill
 • Senate Passes Copyright Bill
 • Representatives Introduce Resolution Against New Taxes on Online Retailers
 • More Capitol Hill News
 • People and Appointments

Alert No. 2,116, Monday, August 2.
 • Congress Passes USPTO Funding Bill
 • Rep. Harman and Rep. Shimkus Introduce Next Generation Public Safety Device Act
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,115, Friday, July 30.
 • BEA QII GDP Data Shows Growth in Tech Sector
 • Copyright Office Releases 4th Triennial DMCA Exemptions
 • SEC Belatedly Charges Sterling Software Founders
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,114, Thursday, July 29.
 • Rep. Boucher and Rep. Stearns Introduce Voluntary Incentive Auctions Act
 • Research Credit Remains Unextended
 • Genachowski Addresses FCC Broadband Deployment Report and USF Reform
 • FCC Releases 6th Section 706 Report
 • More News

Alert No. 2,113, Wednesday, July 28.
 • USPTO Releases and Seeks Comment on Post Bilski Guidance for Examiners
 • FTC and DHHS Fault Rite Aid for Tossing Records with PII in Dumpsters
 • Department of Commerce Issues Cyber Security Notice of Inquiry
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

Alert No. 2,112, Tuesday, July 27.
 • European Commission Announces Formal Investigation of IBM
 • Senate Commerce Committee Approves Spectrum Relocation and Improvement Act
 • CTIA Files Complaint Against San Francisco for Injunction of SAR Ordinance
 • Sen. Lieberman and Sen. McCain Introduce D Block Bill
 • More News

Alert No. 2,111, Monday, July 26.
 • Senate Republicans Introduce Bill to Constrain FCC by Antitrust Principles
 • SEC Files Complaint Against Dell for Failure to Disclose that Income from Intel Included Anti-AMD Exclusivity Payment
 • House Subcommittee Holds Hearing on PRC Antitrust Law
 • Almunia Addresses EC Competition Policy
 • More Antitrust News
 • DOJ/CRD Releases Advance NPRMs Proposing Expansion of ADA
 • More News

Alert No. 2,110, Thursday, July 22.
 • Senate Commerce Committee Approves COMPETES Reauthorization Act
 • Rep. Boucher and Rep. Terry Introduce Universal Service Reform Bill
 • Perez Discloses A Few Details About Forthcoming DOJ/CRD ADA Tech Regulations
 • Rep. Smith Asks Obama to Appoint Special Prosecutor to Investigate DOJ/CRD

Alert No. 2,109, Wednesday, July 21.
 • Holder Says DOJ Will Write Rules Expanding ADA to Cover Web Sites, Movies and 911
 • House Passes Prison Cell Phones Bill
 • Sen. Snowe Introduces Bill to Reform Spectrum Management
 • Sen. Rockefeller to Introduce Public Safety Spectrum and Wireless Innovation Act
 • More Capital Hill News

Alert No. 2,108, Tuesday, July 20.
 • Genachowski Discusses ADA and Disability Access in Communications and Virtual World
 • FCC Releases Two Public Notices Regarding Disability Access
 • More Disability News
 • People and Appointments
 • More News

See also, headlines from:
 • July -August, 2010.
 • January - June, 2010.
 • July - December, 2009.
 • January - June, 2009.
 • July - December, 2008.
 • January - June, 2008.
 • July - December, 2007.
 • January - June, 2007.
 • July - December, 2006.
 • January - June, 2006.
 • July - December, 2005.
 • January - June, 2005.
 • July - December, 2004.
 • January - June, 2004.
 • July - December, 2003.
 • January - June, 2003.
 • July - December, 2002.