Software piracy and copyright infringement is a huge problem for the entertainment industry. Since April 2011, three bills and one international trade agreement have been introduced as attempts to curb digital copyright infringement. None of ...
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Big changes ahead for California textbook industry
Two recent developments in California portend a sea-change in the way educational content is created, delivered and paid for. Textbooks have been part of the education process and informal bodybuilding... Read more »
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Pulling The Trigger – Is Elk Grove City Council’s Trigg Decision Leadership or Acquiescence
Last night's decision by the Elk Grove City Council to appoint former Elk Grove Unified School District Superintendent Robert Trigg has not surprisingly evoked a wide range of reaction. Below is a sampling of some of the the varying thoughts on the matter.
Elk Grove City Council Breaks Deadlock on Appointment, Appoints Dark Horse
Following an often contentious meeting between its members, the Elk Grove City Council appointed a dark horse candidate to fill the District 4 vacancy.
Price Point For Elk Grove City Council Could be Determined Tomorrow
When they conduct their regular meeting tomorrow night, the Elk Grove City Council will not only determine whether there will be an appointment or a special election to fill the District 4 council vacancy, a fundamental economic principle will be demonstrated - determining a price point.
RTD responds to ‘portfolio-based’ tunnel proposal
By Dan Bacher |
Restore the Delta (RTD) today responded to a “portfolio-based" single peripheral tunnel alternative proposal to the Bay Delta Conservation Plan (BDCP) developed by a coalition of environmental NGOs, business groups and water districts.
One Appointee Candidate Promises Limited Term, Gives EGCC Opportunity to Break Impasse
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| Ed Busuttil |
When the Elk Grove City Council meets next Wednesday night, they will be dealing with a thorny issue dividing the council – how, or for that matter who, should fill the District 4 council seat that was vacated when Gary Davis was elected mayor.
Elk Grove City Council to Discuss Billboard Changes
When they convene their next regular meeting, aside from negotiating the minefield created by the council vacancy with the election of Gary Davis as mayor, the Elk Grove City Council will be discussing another thorny issue - the possibility of changing the city's freeway billboard ordinance.
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