Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced the Alliance for Affordable Internet, a public-private partnership to expand internet access in the developing world, during her final press conference.
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Facebook is making its presence felt in Washington D.C. with an increasingly padded wallet allocated to courting the nation’s lawmakers.
The social network, according to its second quarter lobbying report (see below), spent $960,000 on lobbying expenses from April through …
Tim Cook opened the lines of communication between Apple and Washington, DC even further with a visit to the nation’s capital this past Tuesday.
Cook, who follows Steve Jobs as chief executive of Apple, is seemingly more willing to interact …
If its lobbying spend is any indication, Google is trying to woo the government. The search giant spent triple what it did a year ago on lobbying efforts in Washington, according to The Hill.
Google’s spending in Washington, D.C. has …
Facebook said former FTC chairman Tim Muris hasn’t joined the company, contrary to widespread reports that the Bush administration official was becoming part of the social network’s growing lobby shop. Facebook is still looking for a second senior lobbyist to …
Facebook has been gradually boosting its profile in Washington D.C. over the past year and is on the hunt for a second senior lobbyist to add to its office of four. Disclosures released a few days ago show that, on …
