by Jeff Yablon | Jun 26, 2014 | Business Process, Content, Media
Intentionally provocative nature of the headline notwithstanding, there’s an element of truth to the idea that with this week’s ruling whereby the Aereo television antenna was declared illegal by the US Supreme Court, pretty much every media and content...
by Jeff Yablon | Oct 4, 2013 | Content, Influency
It might seem silly to think of The US Supreme Court as being in the Content Marketing business. And I sure do hope that Supreme Court Justices don’t ever really ask themselves questions about this stuff. But recently The New York Times pointed out a problem...
by Jeff Yablon | Jun 29, 2010 | Business Process
I’ve weighed in with my opinion on patents—particularly software patents—a few times. For the most part, I think software patents are a very bad idea, because they describe process, and process can’t be patented. Unless, of course, it can be. “The...
by Jeff Yablon | Apr 21, 2010 | Business Process
Perhaps you’ve noticed that privacy has been getting repeated coverage here, lately. Whether it’s about the US Congress trying to pass new data privacy laws, the US Supreme Court protecting employer rights, or even something as superfluous as...
by Jeff Yablon | Mar 10, 2010 | Business Process
President Obama is in a war of words with Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts. I find it unseemly, but that’s not important. I bring up the subject because I happened across this article in today’s New York Times, and attached to it was a (slightly...
