| - Cyber czar position will be announced this week
- President Obama has signed off on the creation of a cyberczar, someone who will have access to the president and the broad authority to strategize on how to protect America's public and private networks, The Washington Post reports.
- Judge issues TRO in Craigslist case against South Carolina
- A South Carolina judge has issued a temporary restraining order blocking the state's Attorney General from pursuing criminal charges against Craigslist, according to press reports.
- White House launches Data.gov
- Federal CIO Vivek Kundra has launched Data.gov, serving up federal datasets in standard formats like XML, CSV and geo-formats KML/KMZ and ESRI.
- Obama picks Bolden for NASA
- So, it looks like manned spaceflight may yet have a future at NASA, with the selection this weekend of former astronaut Charlie Bolden to head the troubled agency. Bolden would be the agency's first black Administrator.
- The case for a Global Digital Public Library Network policy
- This guest blog is penned by Bill Kallman, CEO of Scayl, a direct, unlimited secure email solution, a longtime VC and real estate investor. He was a founding director of Streamcast, one of the defendant’s in the landmark MGM v Grokster ruling.
- MSFT passed on chance to speak to EU's top antitrust official
- Hmm - makes you wonder what they're afraid of. The New York Times - reporting on the news (this blog) that Microsoft would not make oral arguments in the small matter of whether the embedding of Internet Explorer in Windows constitutes anticompetitive behavior - revealed that Neelie Kroes, the competition commissioner for the European Union and ranking executive, would have attended the hearing.
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