Internet providers that won FCC grants try to escape broadband commitments(arstechnica.com)

79 points by specto 3 years ago | 16 comments

Hackers spent 2 years looting secrets of chipmaker NXP before being detected(arstechnica.com)

181 points by curiousObject 2 years ago | 33 comments

YAML: The Norway Problem (2022)(bram.us)

192 points by carlos-menezes 1 year ago | 124 comments

Nvidia's $20B antitrust loophole(ossa-ma.github.io)

509 points by ossa-ma 10 months ago | 159 comments

Blog post arguing Nvidia's $20B deal for Groq's assets and hiring of CEO Jonathan Ross exploits an antitrust loophole to avoid merger scrutiny.

California reached the unthinkable: A union deal with tech giants(politico.com)

29 points by markerz 1 year ago | 7 comments

Tesla claims California false-advertising law violates First Amendment(arstechnica.com)

93 points by thg 2 years ago | 80 comments

ISPs complain that listing every fee is too hard, urge FCC to scrap new rule(arstechnica.com)

422 points by LinuxBender 3 years ago | 314 comments

Ars Technica article on broadband ISPs urging the FCC to scrap a new rule requiring them to list all recurring monthly fees on broadband labels.

Telecom Industry Is Mad Because the FCC Might Examine High Broadband Prices(techdirt.com)

432 points by rntn 2 years ago | 249 comments

Techdirt article by Karl Bode on telecom industry opposition to an FCC Notice of Inquiry considering broadband prices in its deployment assessments.

Bill to block publishers from killing online games advances in California(arstechnica.com)

531 points by Lihh27 5 months ago | 346 comments

Ars Technica article on a California bill advancing that would require game publishers to offer independent play patches or refunds after shutting down servers.

FTC sues Amazon for illegally maintaining monopoly power(ftc.gov)

1079 points by marcopolis 3 years ago | 797 comments

FTC press release announcing its lawsuit against Amazon for illegally maintaining monopoly power through anticompetitive conduct.

Police cannot seize property indefinitely after an arrest, federal court rules(reason.com)

773 points by throwup238 2 years ago | 385 comments

Reason article reporting that the D.C. Circuit ruled police cannot hold seized property indefinitely after an arrest, calling it unconstitutional.

US SEC preparing to scrap quarterly reporting requirement(reuters.com)

695 points by djoldman 7 months ago | 411 comments

Reuters article reporting that the US SEC is preparing to eliminate the quarterly reporting requirement for public companies, citing the WSJ.