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Lobbying

December 3, 2008

Wednesday, December 03, 2008 5:25 PM/EST

AT&T Launches Google Privacy Attack

Don't look for Google to be joining the Future of Privacy Forum any time soon. The FPF is yet another Washington coalition purporting to serve consumers' best interests, fancying itself as a champion of online privacy issues. "FPF will seek...

June 4, 2008

Wednesday, June 04, 2008 12:00 PM/EST

Ballmer Raps Google Search

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is disappointed with Google and it has nothing (at least publicly) to do with the search giant's opposition to a possible Yahoo-Microsoft merger. Ballmer, speaking at the American Electronics Association's annual dinner in downtown Washington, jabbed...

June 2, 2008

Monday, June 02, 2008 3:23 PM/EST

ESA: We're Still Spending Big Lobby Bucks!

In our last post, we noted the Entertainment Software Association has been the big dog among Washington tech trade groups since 2007 when it comes to lobbying bucks. Since the beginning of last year, the ESA has spent $2.9 million...

May 30, 2008

Friday, May 30, 2008 12:27 PM/EST

Lobbying No Game to ESA

Bankrolled by the computer and video game industry, the Entertainment Software Association currently tops all Washington tech trade associations, alliances, coalitions and other groups in lobbying spending. According to numbers compiled from opensecrets.org, the treasure trove of data by the...

May 21, 2008

Wednesday, May 21, 2008 5:25 PM/EST

China? How About U.S. Policies?

With all the congressional hand-wringing over the tech industry's dealings in China, perhaps it's time lawmakers actually did something about it other than point the finger at Cisco Systems, Yahoo and Google. At least, that's how Ed Black at the...

May 14, 2008

Wednesday, May 14, 2008 2:43 PM/EST

Where Has the Tech Leadership Gone?

Sean Garrett of 463 Communications wants to know where the Washington tech leadership has gone. In an intriguing post, Garrett gives the proper chops to John Doerr, John Chambers, Jim Barksdale, Reed Hastings, Craig Barrett and others for their pioneering...



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