Companies and governments outside the U.S. are using privacy issues to drive business away from U.S. vendors, groups say
Customers that purchase products online are already supposed to pay taxes, supporters say
Settling firms include Apple, Google and Microsoft, the patent holding company announces
The DOJ's proposal would allow Amazon.com to set the price of e-books, critics say
The new legislation would limit the amount of information that private companies can share with the U.S. government
But the FCC's numbers differ significantly from other recent studies, a critic says
The growing use of facial recognition by law enforcement agencies and companies raises privacy concerns, Franken says
The company should face US charges even if it doesn't have a presence in the country, the DOJ argues
The first mobile privacy meeting hosted by the agency starts off with questions about the process
A draft bill would expand an intellectual-property attachA(c) program, but Public Knowledge questions the legislative process
