The technological advancements followed by the invention of the internet were
a ground-breaking norm, which has opened a Pandora box of opportunity as well as
challenges to the modern knowledge-based economy. The digital era has
transformed the way that ideas are shared, creativity is expressed, and business
is conducted. However, it has also introduced new legal difficulties, especially
with regard to copyright violations. It is important to consider the
accountability and immunity afforded to intermediaries, including online service
providers, in instances of copyright infringement.

This study looks at the intricate relationships that exist between internet
middlemen, copyright holders, and the changing legal system. It focuses on
examining the various culpability levels…

The Green Bay Packers are are doing their homework on available quarterbacks, including a tryout with Jacob Eason, a former fourth-round pick.

Matt Schneidman with The Athletic posted to X that Eason was present at Packers rookie minicamp. The veteran quarterback was there for a tryout on Friday, May 3.

The Packers just had third-string quarterback Alex McGough switch to wide receiver. Eason’s tryout could be a potential workout as the Packers consider bringing in a more seasoned veteran for training camp.

At the time of writing, there had been…

How do you ideate?

Put another way: How do you generate and refine a business idea to the point where it’s worth executing?

It’s a serious question. The biggest problem with a business idea isn’t someone stealing it, as you might suspect–it’s acting on it, says GoDaddy CEO Blake Irving.

GoDaddy is known for its web-hosting services. (And, in a former life, its scandalous ads.) But since Irving took over, the company has been laser-focused on serving small businesses. Flare, which launched on iOS and Android in May and April, respectively, is meant to shore up that community’s attention by serving its needs to find business ideas with legs.

Or as Irving told Fortune digital editor Aaron Task at Fortune’s annual Brainstorm Tech conference in Aspen:

“It’s about trialing it,…

PALO ALTO, CA–(Marketwired – Feb 12, 2015) – HP (NYSE: HPQ) today announced an expanded portfolio of workload-focused configurations delivered in a standardized solution for HP Helion Managed Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) that simplifies and accelerates customers’ transition to the cloud.

Based on extensive expertise in working on a wide range of cloud deployments, HP Enterprise Services is rolling out seven pre-priced and pre-configured Infrastructure as a Service solutions. These solutions are designed to meet diverse enterprise workload requirements, ranging from lighter workloads like applications development and low performance media sharing to enterprise workloads supporting complex ERP solutions. These configurations are designed for…