 Toronto Star | Chinese company claiming right to iPad trademark sues Apple in US Washington Post SHANGHAI â€" Apple Inc. is facing yet another challenge to its use of the iPad trademark in China â€" this time in a court in California. A Proview Electronics Co. spokeswoman said Friday that the company filed a lawsuit against Apple's use of the ... Company claiming iPad trademark sues Apple in US Shanghai Court Rejects iPad Injunction Request Apple's China legal battle over iPad spreads to US |
 NEWS.com.au | Obama Web Privacy Framework Boosts Chances for Rules With Teeth BusinessWeek By Sara Forden and Eric Engleman Feb. 24 (Bloomberg) -- An Obama administration Internet privacy initiative marks the best chance for setting US standards to shield personal information in the absence of Congressional legislation, consumer groups and ... Critics: Google changes threaten privacy Firms embrace Do Not Track for targeted ads only Google follows privacy trend on tracking |
NEWS.com.au | Obama Web Privacy Framework Boosts Chances for Rules With Teeth BusinessWeek Feb. 24 (Bloomberg) -- An Obama administration Internet privacy initiative marks the best chance for setting US standards to shield personal information in the absence of Congressional legislation, consumer groups and lawyers said. Firms embrace Do Not Track for targeted ads only Google follows privacy trend on tracking Google agrees to do-not-track button |
 USA TODAY | Google follows privacy trend on tracking Houston Chronicle By Casey Newton Amid swirling discussion on how tech companies handle privacy issues, Google on Thursday became the latest Internet giant to support adding a do-not-track button to its Web browser. No time frame was set for changing the Chrome browser ... Google agrees to do-not-track button Firms embrace Do Not Track for targeted ads only Privacy White Paper Draws More Reactions |
 Fox News | Firms embrace Do Not Track for targeted ads only CNET by Elinor Mills February 23, 2012 7:23 PM PST Follow @elinormills Privacy advocates say consumers are expecting more from a Do Not Track policy than marketers are willing to give. What Do Not Track means to you and what it means to companies that are ... Google agrees to do-not-track button FAQ: What's in the 'Privacy Bill of Rights'? White House privacy push seeks cooperation |
 Globe and Mail | Apple's China legal battle over iPad spreads to US Reuters Feb 23 (Reuters) - The Asian firm trying to stop Apple Inc from using the iPad name in China has launched an attack on the consumer electronics giant's home turf, filing a lawsuit in California that accuses the iPhone-maker of employing deception when ... Proview Sues Apple in US Over iPad Shanghai Court Rejects iPad Injunction Request Apple Prevails in Shanghai Court, Blocking Proview Bid to Halt IPad Sales |
 Los Angeles Times | FAQ: What's in the 'Privacy Bill of Rights'? Washington Post The Obama administration on Thursday announced what it calls its “Privacy Bill of Rights,†a long-awaited framework suggesting how companies should protect consumer information online. What are the rights? The document outlines seven main “rights. White House privacy push seeks cooperation White House Proposes Web Privacy Legislation Obama's Internet Bill Of Rights Will Be Hard to Enforce: Here's Why |
NEWS.com.au | White House privacy push seeks cooperation Reuters By Jasmin Melvin | WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House proposed on Thursday a "privacy bill of rights" that would give consumers more control over their data but relies heavily for now on voluntary commitments by Internet companies like Google Inc ... White House Proposes Web Privacy Legislation Obama's Internet Bill Of Rights Will Be Hard to Enforce: Here's Why Obama administration seeks online privacy protections with voluntary but ... |
 SlashGear | You Think You Want Privacy, But Really You Want Control SlashGear President Obama's Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights, announced this week, is the latest dip down the personal information rabbit hole, potentially taking us another step further closer to legislating users out of responsibility. Some recent federal government actions related to online privacy Web Firms to Adopt 'No Track' Button Expert: Microsoft's P3P "Ineffective," Google's Privacy Bypass Unhelpful |
 eWeek | Google Embraces 'Do Not Track' Button, Obama Proposes Privacy Rights eWeek By Clint Boulton on 2012-02-23 If there is a major theme in high-tech in this early part of 2012, it's on consumer data privacy, with a number of both good and bad developments. Google, Apple, Path and several other Silicon Valley companies have ... White House privacy push seeks cooperation Friday Poll: Will the Privacy Bill of Rights matter? The Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights: Are We the Consumers, Or Are We the Product? |
USA TODAY | The Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights: Are We the Consumers, Or Are We the Product? BusinessWeek Yes, we want Google, Facebook, and all other online services to keep our information private. But if we want them to remain free, something's gotta give By Brendan Greeley This morning the White House released its Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights, ... White House Releases Online Privacy Bill of Rights Google and Facebook in White House web privacy sights Google and Microsoft square off over online privacy concerns |
USA TODAY | Obama Looks to Internet Industry for Online Privacy Standard BusinessWeek By Eric Engleman and Sara Forden Feb. 23 (Bloomberg) -- The Obama administration unveiled an initiative to give consumers more control over their personal information online, calling on Internet companies such as Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. to ... Google, Mozilla Back White House 'Do Not Track' Plan Obama online privacy plan faces challenge FAQ: What's in the 'Privacy Bill of Rights?' |
Los Angeles Times | Obama online privacy plan faces challenge Computerworld By Jaikumar Vijayan Computerworld - Privacy advocates Thursday welcomed a White House privacy plan that would give consumers more control over how personal data is collected, used, stored and shared by websites and online advertisers. iPhone Jailbreak: 5 Apps to Control your Privacy Obama's Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights: 9 Facts Obama Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights announced and detailed |
 CBC.ca | Obama's Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights: 9 Facts InformationWeek Here's what you need to know about the White House's new proposed consumer privacy framework--and its limits. By Mathew J. Schwartz InformationWeek The Obama administration Thursday announced its proposal for a Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights, ... White House issues plan to protect online privacy White House Unveils Plans For Consumer Privacy Bill Of Rights Tech Giants Agree to Deal on Privacy Policies for Apps |
 The Economist | White House issues plan to protect online privacy Reuters * Calls for privacy bill of rights, enforcement by FTC * Ad networks commit to "Do Not Track" technology * Privacy experts welcome effort but wary of implementation * State AGs send letter criticizing new Google policy By Jasmin Melvin WASHINGTON, ... Tech Giants Agree to Deal on Privacy Policies for Apps Hope You're Happy, Obama! This 'Do Not Track' Button Is Going To Make Content ... Whitehouse backs online privacy |
 Globe and Mail | Chinese Court Rejects Injunction Against Apple's iPad Wall Street Journal SHANGHAIâ€"A Shanghai court rejected efforts to halt sales of Apple Inc.'s iPad in the Chinese city amid a trademark dispute, pending a decision in another court. The Pudong District People's Court said in a written statement Thursday that it rejected a ... Apple iPad sale ban case suspended for now in Shanghai Shanghai court throws out case against Apple Report: Shanghai Court Rejects Request to Ban Apple's iPad |
 Toronto Star | Five Apps That Would Get Me To Put On Google's Weird New Computer Glasses (GOOG) San Francisco Chronicle The computer "screen" will be graphics layered over the lenses, kind of like a "heads-up display" or "HUD" in a fighter jet. The computer glasses will run on Android, just like Google phones. The glasses sound like they are going to be very ugly and ... Behind the Google Goggles, Virtual Reality Google Glasses Are a Prescription for Disaster Google Glasses: Frightening Or Fantastic? |
 Sydney Morning Herald | Google Glasses Are a Prescription for Disaster PCWorld By Damon Brown, PCWorld Feb 22, 2012 4:26 PM Google's augmented reality glasses are said to look a lot like the Thump MP3 player glasses from Oakley. If bad cell phone etiquette annoys you, then Google goggles might just put you over the edge. Google's Terminator Glasses Are Everything Great And Terrible About The ... Behind the Google Goggles, Virtual Reality Heads Up For Smartphone Glasses |
 USA TODAY | Apple, Google, RIM plaster privacy warnings on prying apps Register By Anna Leach • Get more from this author Mobile software that meddles with your sensitive info must have privacy polices and must display them clearly, California's Attorney General Kamala Harris declared yesterday in a statement agreed by all major ... Would you use a "do-not-track" button on Web browsers? Online Privacy Act's No. 1 Principle Is 'Individual Control' Today's e-Reads: California Moves to Improve Mobile App Privacy |
 IBNLive.com | With Google Goggles, a foray into virtual reality Bend Bulletin By Nick Bilton / New York Times News Service SAN FRANCISCO â€" It wasn't so long ago that legions of people began walking the streets, talking to themselves. On closer inspection, many of them turned out to be wearing tiny earpieces that connected ... Behind the Google Goggles, Virtual Reality 7 Potential Problems With Google's Glasses Report: Google Working on HUD Glasses for 2012 Debut |
 CNET | LG's MWC announcement roundup CNET By Aloysius Low on Feb 23, 2012 Instead of saving the goodies for a press conference at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona (MWC), LG has decided to let the news out of the bag since the start of this week. While we do like finding out about the new ... LG confirms its Optimus 3D Max smartphone LG unveils its first quad-core phone Optimus 4X LG unveils the Optimus L3, L5 and L7 |
USA TODAY | Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights CNN The White House on Thursday unveiled its proposed "Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights," a voluntary act that it called a "comprehensive blueprint" for future legislation. The full text of the bill is below. The Consumer Privacy Bill of Rights applies to ... Obama publishes new online privacy plan White House pushes online privacy bill of rights US state attorneys write to Larry Page over Google privacy policy changes |
 CNET | LG announces Optimus 3D Max for MWC CNET By Jacqueline Seng on Feb 22, 2012 With MWC just around the corner, handset manufacturers are starting to build up hype by unveiling some of their upcoming handsets. LG has outed one such Android smartphone--the Optimus 3D Max. Initially codenamed CX2 ... LG unveils its first quad-core phone Optimus 4X LG confirms its Optimus 3D Max smartphone LG unveils the Optimus L3, L5 and L7 |
USA TODAY | you are reading... Attorneys general fear Google's new privacy policy is an ... VentureBeat 10 hrs ago Will Twitter ever be a contender in the war for online ad revenue? More than three-dozen state attorneys general expressed fear, in a letter to Google CEO Larry Page, that Google's soon-to-be enacted, one-size-fits-all privacy policy is an ... White House unveils 'one click' online privacy plan Tech giants agree to new privacy rules Calif. Pledges Better Mobile Privacy Disclosures |
