The sparring will be closely watched by every company that depends, even peripherally, on the Internet — which is to say, just about every company.
Planned new rules would allow an Internet provider to negotiate separately with content companies like Disney or Google and charge for priority service.
The case has a little bit of everything, including the first big test at the Supreme Court of who owns and has rights to things stored in the cloud.
The personal care brand Burt’s Bees is promoting anti-aging products in messages that will appear as appointments in electronic calendars.
A lot of people will be watching to see how the Supreme Court rules over the legality of Aereo because of what it could mean for the broader media ecosystem.
David Cohen, Comcast’s executive vice president, is the point man for moving deals like the one for Time Warner Cable past regulatory hurdles.
Using Google’s Street View technology, sponsors of the New York International Auto Show are creating a virtual exhibition online.
Michael Weatherly, a member of Parliament and adviser to Prime Minister David Cameron, says copyright owners will look to efforts beyond legislation.
The judiciary panel expressed concern over higher costs for consumers if a merger with Time Warner Cable were approved, but a Comcast executive downplayed the likelihood.
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