Topic: Legal & Regulations

BroadSign Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy ProtectionDigital signage software maker lists debt of $10 million to $50 million, intends to auction most of its assets.
Regulatory Changes That Impact IntegratorsUninformed commercial integrators can unwittingly trigger costly fines that kill project profitability.
Major TV Companies to Pay $553M for Price-FixingAfter a five-year investigation, Samsung, Sharp, Hitachi, Epson and three other manufacturers agree to pay $553 million to settle price-fixing claims for LCDs.
Quick Tips for First-Time Business OwnersNSCA executive director Chuck Wilson offers advice on cash flow, employee management and business plans for first-time business owners.
Sennheiser Files Lawsuits Against CounterfeitersSennheiser has filed a "first wave" of federal lawsuits targeting a number of alleged Internet-based pirates that are selling counterfeit headphones.
Regulations That Can Crush Your BusinessCIs tend not to pay enough attention to regulations, like those set forth by OSHA, but that can be a costly mistake in the form of profit margin-destroying fines.
Are Mini DisplayPort-to-HDMI Cables Illegal?New report says Mini DisplayPort-to-HDMI cables are unlicensed, do not meet HDMI specification, and could be banned from being sold.
Savant, Crestron Antitrust Case Moves ForwardSavant claims Crestron has unlawfully forced dealers to stay away from carrying its products.
How to Negotiate a Better LeaseTips on how to optimize your office lease to cut costs.
Regulatory Freedom Act: Why it Matters to CIsSmall businesses pay 36% more than large firms to comply with federal regulations. InfoComm argues the merits of the Regulatory Freedom Act.