tag weekly-conference-reports 
The Cloud Court Blog
AUGUST 17, 2022
Artificial intelligence, which is frankly everywhere there is a computer and an internet connection, is like a box of puppies waiting to be trained as future service dogs, just sitting outside your conference room. You want to try the Base Module to augment an already-scheduled court reporting service. over time.
At the Lectern
JANUARY 20, 2022
At the Supreme Court’s conference yesterday — a double one, and with only six justices participating because of Justice Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar’s retirement at the end of October — actions of note included: Supreme Court recommends pardon. Tags: Weekly conference reports. Lewis (2021) 11 Cal.5th
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The Fashion Law
AUGUST 4, 2021
Capri Holding Chief Executive Officer John Idol, for example, revealed this week that the New York-headquartered group is raising prices on Michael Kors goods, stating, “We are going to raise prices again for spring season next year,” which means that price tags for Kors’ wares “are going to go up considerably.” Ongoing Efforts by Capri.
Broadcast Law Blog
MAY 9, 2010
Class A TV stations were low power television stations on which, early in the decade, Congress decided to confer "protected" status , meaning that they could not be knocked off the air by a new full-power TV station or by a change in the facilities of a full-power station. Pay attention - or fines may be coming your way.
Broadcast Law Blog
AUGUST 26, 2009
In the next few days, concerns about the protection of children from indecency and violence could lead to a report from the FCC to Congress urging use of the V Chip and other parental controls in devices other than television sets. The FCC's report is due by August 29.
Broadcast Law Blog
JULY 21, 2010
The latest controversy was set off by comments made at the Conclave Radio Conference by Bonneville Radio's CEO Bruce Reese, who has also been prominent in NAB activities, who suggested that broadcasters were on the defensive in Congress, and that a good settlement was better than a bad legislative outcome.
Broadcast Law Blog
JULY 21, 2010
The latest controversy was set off by comments made at the Conclave Radio Conference by Bonneville Radio's CEO Bruce Reese, who has also been prominent in NAB activities, who suggested that broadcasters were on the defensive in Congress, and that a good settlement was better than a bad legislative outcome.
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