Evening Legal Briefs [Oct 29, 2014, 7:42 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
- Comcast agrees to $50M settlement in 11-year-old class action antitrust suit.
- FBI demands new powers to hack into computers and carry out surveillance. Thanks HARDOCP.
- FBI cut hotel Internet access, sent agents to “fix” it without warrants.
- MPAA, movie theaters announce “zero tolerance” policy against wearables.
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If I ever get frisked when going to the movies that would be the last time I ever do. It's not enough the absurd prices they charge for drinks and snacks, but now they will also treat you like a criminal? Screw that.
Answers whether or not they've been watching White Collar TV show!
Perpetual debt is slavery.
MPAA, movie theaters announce “zero tolerance” policy against wearables.
I guess? It seems that anyone who can afford $1000 Google Glass isn't the type to pirate movies.
I guess? It seems that anyone who can afford $1000 Google Glass isn't the type to pirate movies.
RIP RedEye9. We miss you.
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