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Showing posts with label Showing posts with label Sunday, February 28, 2021 This is just my first post on legislative initiatives in multiple states concerning mobile app stores, so I've really just begun to research the topic and have a lot to learn. A couple of weeks ago, the North Dakota state senate voted against a bill that would have required Apple's App Store and the Google Play Store to allow app developers to use other payment in-app payment systems. The fact that the state legislature decided against it doesn't represent a ringing endorsement of the status quo of mobile app stores...

Sunday, February 28, 2021 Could a single state legislature topple both mobile app store monopolies? At least it could make a historical contribution. This is just my first post on legislative initiatives in multiple states concerning mobile app stores, so I've really just begun to research the topic and have a lot to learn. A couple of weeks ago, the North Dakota state senate voted against a bill that would have required Apple's App Store and the Google Play Store to allow app developers to use other payment in-app payment systems. The fact that the state legislature decided against it doesn'...

Remembering Emmett Till: From Chicago to Mississippi, Connecting Visitors with Location-Based History Emmett Till Memorial Project Pamphlet. Courtesy of the Emmett Till Memorial Commission of Tallahatchie County, Inc. “This project is a great opportunity to build a network and consider other ways that we can share the Emmett Till story and make it relevant today.” —Elliot Long, Operations Director at the Emmett Till Interpretive Center The 1955 murder of Emmett Till haunts American history. Till, a 14-year-old boy from Chicago, was killed in Mississippi after being accused of whistling...

In the last week before on-campus students return to campus, there is plenty to do virtually at Penn State.

People remember Walt Whitman primarily as America’s national poet, but he was a journalist, too, and much of that work was published anonymously. University of Nebraska–Lincoln researchers are working to lift that anonymity to provide a more complete picture of a man who wrote about issues that still resonate today.  Funded by a three-year, nearly [...]