I have forever been a hard copy reader. Most of the news I consume is from paper newspapers. Rarely will I read an iBook or any other electronic novel. I disdain reading documents on the computer at work and instead print out anything longer than a few paragraphs. Many of Read more…
Dear 60, You recently turned 30. We are talking days ago. I am writing to remind you about your 30-year old self and forecast how I envision these next 30 years transpiring. I promise to be blunt. Tell me if I am wrong. First, you have probably discovered by now Read more…
The internet plays a pivotal role in democracy. It is a forum for free speech, venue for social activism, and origin of many grassroots movements. Prior to Thursday, December 14th, it did not matter whether you were a major service and content provider like Netflix, or a sole proprietor with Read more…
We recently filed a a Consumer Complaint with the Federal Communications Commission (“FCC”) against Verizon. While our complaint centered on wireless internet, keep in mind that consumers can also file complaints with the FCC regarding their phone, television, and even radio services. There are extra protections for those with disabilities Read more…
On Monday, November 13, 2017, Missouri’s attorney general, Josh Hawley, launched an investigation into Google’s handling of its consumer’s data, and whether it manipulated search results to favor its own products. The investigation will focus on three issues, according to Mr. Hawley: Scope – the depth and breadth of Google’s Read more…