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Consumer groups: FCC spectrum ruling a mixed bag

Advocates of open access claim commission hasn't gone far enough to ensure the best interests of general public

EU to name carriers not offering cheap roaming

A new EU law capping the fees mobile carriers can charge for roaming has gone into effect, and the EU will publish the names of companies that are not in compliance

Apps security to dominate Black Hat

Enterprise IT issues figure prominently on the agenda

Black Hat security presenter turned away at border

German security expert denied entry to the United States for carrying training materials on analyzing software for security vulnerabilities

Update: California e-voting security not up to snuff

Research teams contracted by the state found security issues in every single e-voting system tested, casting doubt on the reliability and security of e-voting

Intel antitrust case is simpler than Microsoft’s, AMD says

EU's case against Microsoft involves IP rather than abuse of a dominant position, so Intel's case could move ahead much faster, AMD says

P-to-P users expose U.S. government secrets

Contractors and government employees are sharing hundreds of secret documents on peer-to-peer networks

Update: Intel accused of breaching European antitrust rules

Intel has 10 weeks to reply to the EC's accusation that it abused its position in the microprocessor market to exclude rival AMD

DOJ charges former Safenet exec with stock backdating

Former CFO is charged with eight counts of securities fraud and conspiracy to conceal the practice from Safenet's board of directors