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24 ago 2011

Analytics-as-a-service: Understanding How Amazon.com Is Changing The Rules

Analytics-as-a-service that supports dynamic requirements requires some serious heavy lifting and complex infrastructure. Enter the AWS cloud. The cloud offers some interesting value 1) on demand; 2) pay-as-you-go; 3) elastic; 4) programmable; 5) abstraction; and in many cases 6) better security.

Analytics-as-a-Service: Understanding how Amazon.com is changing the rules

Backlink: http://www.kdnuggets.com/2011/08/analytics-as-a-service-how-amazon-changing-rules.html

5 gen 2011

G.O.P. Asks Businesses Which Rules to Rewrite

In a letter, 150 businesses, trade groups and research organizations were asked to say which federal regulations they would want fixed.

G.O.P. Asks Businesses Which Rules to Rewrite

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=b93a0abc0617f7ce913d30410cefa64b

2 gen 2011

Talk:Halo Rules Event

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Talk:Halo Rules Event

Backlink: http://halo.wikia.com/index.php?title=Talk:Halo_Rules_Event&diff;=1151904&oldid;=prev

29 dic 2010

Oracle Owed Interest by SAP in Infringement Case, Judge Rules

Dec. 29 (Bloomberg) -- Oracle Corp. must be paid interest on the $1.3 billion copyright-infringement jury verdict it won against SAP AG last month, a federal judge said.

Oracle Owed Interest by SAP in Infringement Case, Judge Rules

Backlink: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-12-29/oracle-owed-interest-by-sap-in-infringement-case-judge-rules.html

28 dic 2010

DealBook: Share Rules Could Push Offering by Facebook

While it is unclear what exactly the S.E.C. is focusing on, legal experts say that one clear area of inquiry relates to a federal law that establishes a limit for private companies of fewer than 500 shareholders. Once a company has 500 shareholders, it must register its private shares with the S.E.C. and publicly disclose its financial results.

DealBook: Share Rules Could Push Offering by Facebook

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=1846a550c0200ae6a5e270950e01bbca

DealBook: Share Rules Could Push Facebook Offering

A surging shadow market in the privately held shares of Facebook is making such restraint difficult and could spur the company to go public — even as its executives try to tamp down speculation about an initial public offering — much as similar pressure helped push Microsoft and Google toward their own initial public offerings.

DealBook: Share Rules Could Push Facebook Offering

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=1846a550c0200ae6a5e270950e01bbca

27 dic 2010

Economix: Resisting Bankers’ Rules

Dogged regulators fight on in support of the notion that they work for the public, rather than for the industries they regulate, an economist writes.

Economix: Resisting Bankers’ Rules

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=7c313176caf8935c53a9a00dd1f5069c

22 dic 2010

U.S. Says China Fund Breaks Rules

Washington asked for World Trade Organization talks after accusing Beijing of granting illegal subsidies.

U.S. Says China Fund Breaks Rules

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=a6dc92752e9575ab6641e6090bd8434f

20 dic 2010

Media Decoder: F.C.C. Poised to Pass Rules Governing Internet Access

The Federal Communications Commission chairman appears to have the votes to pass a framework for rules.

Media Decoder: F.C.C. Poised to Pass Rules Governing Internet Access

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=3555fcfc6d0b6a624f447004dbc26b82

16 dic 2010

Fed Proposes Rules to Cut Debit Card Fees

Shares of MasterCard and Visa dropped after the Fed’s report went much further than the 50 percent reduction that Wall Street analysts had expected.

Fed Proposes Rules to Cut Debit Card Fees

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=948ce86866d6abfd70e688202538cb89

12 dic 2010

A Secretive Banking Elite Rules Trading in Derivatives

In theory, clearinghouses exist to safeguard the integrity of the multitrillion-dollar derivatives market. In practice, they also defend big banks’ dominance.

A Secretive Banking Elite Rules Trading in Derivatives

Backlink: http://feeds.nytimes.com/click.phdo?i=373a7f2df7d1f7a83449ac203387dfcb

5 dic 2010

New Zealand leak: US-style copyright rules are a bad deal

Michael Geist writes in with new leaks relating to the New Zealand government's deep skepticism about US pressure to change its copyright law. The US wants New Zealand to add protection for "technical protection measures" (also called TPMs, DRM, or digital locks). This would follow the US law that makes it illegal to jailbreak an iPad, rip a DVD, or move your Kindle or Sony ebooks to competing devices (interestingly, the US copyright office just suspended the restriction on jailbreaking iPhones for three years, having concluded that the US law that's being pushed in NZ does more harm than good).

New Zealand is one of several countries currently negotiating the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement, a regional trade deal that the U.S. would like to see include a major chapter on intellectual property. A new leak of the New Zealand government's position on the IP chapter is revealing on several levels, most notably for its criticism of the WIPO Internet treaties and the attempts to limit existing flexibilities on digital locks.
There are several points worth emphasizing. First, NZ is clearly opposed to attempts to establish international norms on digital locks (ie. anti-circumvention legislation), arguing that countries should retain existing flexibilities on TPMs. Second, the NZ government recognizes the shortcomings of relying on digital lock rules, suggesting that the WIPO approach may actually undermine new business models. Third, it expresses doubt about the ability for digital lock rules to promote innovation. These are all positions that have been raised repeatedly within the Canadian context and serve to provide further evidence that support for the treaties is not nearly as widespread as its supporters claim.

NZ Govt Copyright Leak: Doubts Value of WIPO Internet Treaties, Supports Flexible Digital Lock Rules (Thanks, Michael!)

New Zealand leak: US-style copyright rules are a bad deal

Backlink: http://feeds.boingboing.net/~r/boingboing/iBag/~3/uDBwjz61q6I/new-zealand-leak-us-.html

2 dic 2010

China Unicom Handling of IPhone Rules Brings Government Rebuke

Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) -- China United Network Communications Group Co.’s handling of contract rules for Apple Inc.’s iPhone brought a rebuke from government regulators as the guidelines caused “widespread concern,” Xinhua news agency said.

China Unicom Handling of IPhone Rules Brings Government Rebuke

Backlink: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-12-02/china-unicom-handling-of-iphone-rules-brings-government-rebuke.html

China Unicom Rebuked on Handling of IPhone Rules

Dec. 3 (Bloomberg) -- China United Network Communications Group Co., trailing in the market for smartphone users, was rebuked by the government for threatening to freeze customer deposits if they use Apple Inc.’s iPhone on a rival network.

China Unicom Rebuked on Handling of IPhone Rules

Backlink: http://www.businessweek.com/news/2010-12-03/china-unicom-rebuked-on-handling-of-iphone-rules.html

30 nov 2010

DealBook: Proxy Firms Need More Rules, Companies Say

Public companies and their advisers are pushing for new rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission to restrict proxy advisory firms. Yes, these are the same interests who usually argue against regulation.