Affiliate Programs and Affiliate Reviews
Last December, a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit issued a decision that could push FOSS questions into a more litigious arena. In the matter of Jacobsen v. Katzer, the court ruled that breach of an open-source license can support a claim for copyright infringement with associated remedies.
Fidelitone Logistics works with large retailers to manage their inventories and ship consumer goods worldwide. Executive VP Mike Schoenfeld recently gave a group of executives from a venture capital firm a tour of the company’s operations. They were thinking of the small firms in their portfolios that needed the benefits of a streamlined inventory management and warehouse distribution system.
With an increasing number of individuals engaging in social networking, it is not surprising that Web sites such as Facebook, Twitter and MySpace have started to play a prominent role in litigation in the United States and Canada, at times affecting outcomes. Increasingly, information contained in Facebook profiles has been used as evidence.
Time Warner is officially releasing AOL from its parentage. A year after announcing its intention to separate from the struggling unit, Time Warner said Thursday the time had come. The company, which owns 95 percent of AOL, will buy out the 5 percent stake that Google owns for an undisclosed amount.
Yahoo’s chief executive said Wednesday that she is open to joining forces with Microsoft so both companies can better compete in Internet search, but a deal would need a specific set of terms — including “boatloads of money.” An alliance in Internet search would have to enrich Yahoo, give Yahoo access to the “right data” and bring strong technology, Carol Bartz said.