Practice Fusion Reaches Agreement with U.S. Department of Justice
Increased regulatory attention may represent a new normal for Healthcare IT providers.
Increased regulatory attention may represent a new normal for Healthcare IT providers.
The New York Times is reporting that the Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) will be splitting oversight of Google and Amazon, a move which seems to signal impending changes.
Judge Lucy Koh’s multi-part ruling determined that Qualcomm’s business practices were anti-competetive and failed to uphold the fair, reasonable, and non-discriminatory obligations of licensing standards.
Legislation is being passed to hold social media platforms like Facebook responsible for the content that is available on them.
ACPA was signed into law in 1999, making cybersquatting illegal while clarifying legitimate use defenses. Trademark holders benefit from this legislation.
The battle over net neutrality has been marked by breakneck momentum shifts, plenty of legal action, but little in the way of permanence.
The ACLU lawsuit claims that what little information exists has been confined to “scattered news accounts”; what they do know is described as “very troubling.”
Critics say that large tech companies report relatively little of their profit in local jurisdictions where they sell services and products.
Quandary Peak was recently selected by a major EHR vendor to serve as a Software Quality Oversight Organization, charged with evaluating the company’s software and internal processes, and issuing software audit reports to improve the overall quality of their product, especially its ability to keep patients safe.
The fight over net neutrality revolves around the idea of a “free and open internet,” where content can move indiscriminately.