Marc Martín

1 week ago | mondaq.com | Marc Martin |Marc Martín |Joshua Perez |Brandon Thompson

Per a recent FCC final rule, telecommunicationcertification bodies owned or controlled by "prohibitedentities," including Chinese government and militaryaffiliates, are prohibited from testing and certifyingU.S.-marketed telecommunications equipment. Because many connected electronic devices aremanufactured in China, many FCC-authorized testing labs are basedin China and perform testing before the devices are shipped to theUnited States.

1 month ago | liberation.fr | Marc Martin |Marc Martín |Agnès Giard

Les 400 culsArticle réservé aux abonnés«Elles font quoi les dames ?» Il est âgé de 8 ans lorsqu’il découvre l’univers scintillant du tapin : rue Pigalle, des prostituées racolent, accostant les clients en un ballet de tenues strass et de rouge à lèvres glitter. Le petit garçon est fasciné. On lui répond évasivement que «les dames se promènent». Un jour, lui aussi, se promènera dans les rues, attirant tous les regards. Tel est le vœu qu’il formule secrètement.

1 month ago | mondaq.com | Marc Martin |Marc Martín |Tyler Robbins

PC Perkins Coie LLP More Perkins Coie is a premier international law firm with over a century of experience, dedicated to addressing the legal and business challenges of tomorrow. Renowned for its deep industry knowledge and client-centric approach, the firm has consistently partnered with trailblazing organizations, from aviation pioneers to artificial intelligence innovators.

2 months ago | mondaq.com | Marc Martin |Marc Martín

The White House's Office of Management and Budget (OMB) hasissued two new memorandums, which establish new federal policiesfor the use and acquisition of artificial intelligence (AI) by thefederal government. M-25-21 requires federal agencies to foster AI innovation,advance AI governance, and promote responsible AI use. M-25-22 updates guidance for federal procurement of AIsystems.

2 months ago | mondaq.com | Marc Martin |Marc Martín

As long anticipated, Federal CommunicationsCommission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr has launched a newproceeding to eliminate policies and rules that may no longer benecessary or that impose undue regulatory burdens. The publicnotice (DA 25-219) aligns with the FCC's statutoryobligation to conduct periodic rule reviews and ensure that itsregulations serve the public interest.