Restaurant has licence suspended after fatal stabbing
Bronze Royale restaurant faces serious licensing issues after multiple alcohol service violations, linked to a fatal stabbing incident outside its premises.
Tottenham bar and restaurant refused alcohol licence over crime, disorder and sex trafficking fears
Q Vibes in Tottenham was denied a premises licence due to concerns over public safety and crime.
The sub-committee cited a lack of confidence in the applicant's commitment to follow safety regulations.
Fulham Irish pub faces closure after woman 'glassed while dancing' and suffered seizure
A woman's seizure after being glassed has led to potential license revocation for McGettigan's pub in west London.
New Addington business park could be used as wedding venue
Residents fear that serving alcohol may lead to littering and anti-social behaviour due to past experiences with events.
Mayfair members' club loses licence over brawl
Concept Club's license revoked due to public safety concerns after a brawl, highlighting failures in management and collaboration with authorities.
Restaurant has licence suspended after fatal stabbing
Bronze Royale restaurant faces serious licensing issues after multiple alcohol service violations, linked to a fatal stabbing incident outside its premises.
Tottenham bar and restaurant refused alcohol licence over crime, disorder and sex trafficking fears
Q Vibes in Tottenham was denied a premises licence due to concerns over public safety and crime.
The sub-committee cited a lack of confidence in the applicant's commitment to follow safety regulations.
Fulham Irish pub faces closure after woman 'glassed while dancing' and suffered seizure
A woman's seizure after being glassed has led to potential license revocation for McGettigan's pub in west London.
New Addington business park could be used as wedding venue
Residents fear that serving alcohol may lead to littering and anti-social behaviour due to past experiences with events.
Mayfair members' club loses licence over brawl
Concept Club's license revoked due to public safety concerns after a brawl, highlighting failures in management and collaboration with authorities.
The Open Source Pledge aims to financially support Open Source projects based on company size and workforce.
Winamp really whips open source coders into frenzy with its source release
Winamp's source code release has generated significant engagement and activity despite restrictive licensing that limits modification and distribution.
Elastic founder on why they returned to open source 4 years after going proprietary | TechCrunch
Elastic has reverted to open source licensing after previously adopting proprietary licenses, challenging industry trends favoring restrictive licenses.
Redis insists license changes were the "only way to compete with Amazon and Google" - now it could face a user exodus
Redis's shift to more restrictive licenses is aimed at competing effectively with major cloud providers.
CEO Rowan Trollope cites commoditization of Redis' innovations as the reason for the licensing change.
FSL: A Better Business/Open Source Balance Than AGPL
Open Source is not inherently a business model, and its licenses require careful consideration for technology companies aiming for a balance with commercialization.
Redis users considering alternatives after licensing move
Around 70% of Redis users are exploring alternatives after a licensing change to less permissive terms.
The emergence of Valkey highlights the shift in user sentiment towards more permissive licensing.
The Inevitability of Mixing Open Source and Money
The Open Source Pledge aims to financially support Open Source projects based on company size and workforce.
Winamp really whips open source coders into frenzy with its source release
Winamp's source code release has generated significant engagement and activity despite restrictive licensing that limits modification and distribution.
Elastic founder on why they returned to open source 4 years after going proprietary | TechCrunch
Elastic has reverted to open source licensing after previously adopting proprietary licenses, challenging industry trends favoring restrictive licenses.
Redis insists license changes were the "only way to compete with Amazon and Google" - now it could face a user exodus
Redis's shift to more restrictive licenses is aimed at competing effectively with major cloud providers.
CEO Rowan Trollope cites commoditization of Redis' innovations as the reason for the licensing change.
FSL: A Better Business/Open Source Balance Than AGPL
Open Source is not inherently a business model, and its licenses require careful consideration for technology companies aiming for a balance with commercialization.
Redis users considering alternatives after licensing move
Around 70% of Redis users are exploring alternatives after a licensing change to less permissive terms.
The emergence of Valkey highlights the shift in user sentiment towards more permissive licensing.
Can a Start-Up Help Authors Get Paid by A.I. Companies?
The Authors Guild partners with Created by Humans to help writers license book rights to AI companies amidst the growing use of AI in publishing.
Charlton Athletic FC to get new fan zone with permission for music and booze
Charlton Athletic FC can now operate a fan zone with music and alcohol two hours before matches, addressing both fan engagement and community concerns.
Gov. Newsom signs law forcing digital stores to admit you're buying media licenses only
California's new law mandates that online stores disclose digital purchases are licenses, not ownership.
California's new law goes after 'disappearing' digital media
California's AB 2426 law requires digital storefronts to clarify that purchases are actually licenses, enhancing consumer awareness and protection in the digital media space.
Gov. Newsom signs law forcing digital stores to admit you're buying media licenses only
California's new law mandates that online stores disclose digital purchases are licenses, not ownership.
California's new law goes after 'disappearing' digital media
California's AB 2426 law requires digital storefronts to clarify that purchases are actually licenses, enhancing consumer awareness and protection in the digital media space.
Uber granted fresh operating licence by Transport for London 'with conditions'
Uber's operating license in London has been renewed under conditions, reflecting ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
Safety and compliance issues continue to challenge Uber's operations in London.
The Government Are Cracking Down On Rogue West End Pedicabs That Overcharge Passengers By Hundreds
The government is cracking down on the regulation of pedicabs in Central London, introducing a new licensing system to address issues of overcharging and lack of insurance.
A proposed bill for the regulation of pedicabs is currently at the Report Stage, with hopes that it will be passed by Spring 2024.
Uber granted fresh operating licence by Transport for London 'with conditions'
Uber's operating license in London has been renewed under conditions, reflecting ongoing regulatory scrutiny.
Safety and compliance issues continue to challenge Uber's operations in London.
The Government Are Cracking Down On Rogue West End Pedicabs That Overcharge Passengers By Hundreds
The government is cracking down on the regulation of pedicabs in Central London, introducing a new licensing system to address issues of overcharging and lack of insurance.
A proposed bill for the regulation of pedicabs is currently at the Report Stage, with hopes that it will be passed by Spring 2024.
Gartner warns Omnissa represents risk for VMware EUC users
Gartner warns Omnissa customers about the lack of a strong roadmap and advises risk assessment and contingency planning.
Broadcom terminates VMware's free ESXi hypervisor
Broadcom has discontinued the free version of VMware's ESXi hypervisor.
The free version of ESXi was often used for testing and tinkering, but sometimes led to production deployments or improved the skills of IT professionals.
Broadcom ends easy elasticity for VMware Cloud on AWS
VMware by Broadcom no longer supports on-demand use of its software in VMware Cloud on AWS, moving to a subscription-only model for hosts.
Gartner warns Omnissa represents risk for VMware EUC users
Gartner warns Omnissa customers about the lack of a strong roadmap and advises risk assessment and contingency planning.
Broadcom terminates VMware's free ESXi hypervisor
Broadcom has discontinued the free version of VMware's ESXi hypervisor.
The free version of ESXi was often used for testing and tinkering, but sometimes led to production deployments or improved the skills of IT professionals.
Broadcom ends easy elasticity for VMware Cloud on AWS
VMware by Broadcom no longer supports on-demand use of its software in VMware Cloud on AWS, moving to a subscription-only model for hosts.
New York state of cannabis: More legal businesses set to sprout up as illegal vendors continue to get uprooted | amNewYork
New York is emerging as a leader in the cannabis industry by issuing licenses and cracking down on illegal vendors.
This is what it takes for a gondolier to work in Venice - and they can earn up to 150,000 a year
Becoming a gondolier in Venice requires extensive training, assessments, and a license, emphasizing its cultural importance and the demand for skilled operators.
California orders religious-based health care sharing ministry to stop selling member plans
The Department of Insurance ordered Jericho Share to stop selling membership plans in California due to lack of proper licensing.
Jericho Share, operating as a health care sharing ministry, faces accusations of offering services similar to insurance without proper eligibility for tax breaks.
Google Cloud eliminates 'exit fees' for departing customers
Google Cloud is eliminating exit fees for customers who leave for competing cloud service providers.
The elimination of exit fees is an attempt to disrupt industry practices in data portability and licensing.
TikTok sibling vets advertisers as China tightens control on short dramas
Douyin, the Chinese version of TikTok, is tightening its vetting of advertisers in response to Beijing's control of short video content
Advertisers promoting short-form dramas on Douyin will be required to show proper licensing documents
The new requirements effectively ban individuals and unlicensed studios from advertising on the platform
Landlord may sell up over Greenwich Council licensing rules
A London landlord is being told by Greenwich Council to start eviction proceedings against her tenants due to problems with the council's licensing system.
The landlord may have to sell her flats if she cannot find a solution.
Greenwich Council has been contacted for a response.
This legendary DC Comics style guide was nearly lost for years-now you can buy it
Craigslist transaction led to discovery of rare DC Comics Style Guide, ultimately turned into licensed 1:1 facsimile publication.
The Push to Develop Generative A.I. Without All the Lawsuits
Companies are shifting towards building AI image generators using their own data to avoid copyright issues and legal battles.
Alphabet is abandoning its Mineral robo-agriculture startup
Alphabet is stepping away from the Mineral robotic agriculture startup due to intense competition and low profits.
User agent detection and the ua-parser-js license change - LogRocket Blog
User agent detection is crucial for optimizing websites; ua-parser-js is a popular JavaScript library for this task, recently changing its licensing model.
Record labels sue AI music generators for 'massive infringement of recorded music'
Major music labels are suing AI startups for allegedly infringing on copyrighted works, aiming to establish licensed training as the only acceptable AI framework.
Abu Dhabi cracks down on social media influencer marketing; Dh10,000 fine for operating without a license
Regulations in Abu Dhabi now require social media influencers and ad businesses to obtain licensing or face penalties.
Football Manager secures Premier League license, unveiling new logo
Football Manager secures English Premier League license after a 20-year wait.
Fortune 100 get Java audit letters for the first time
Oracle has started enforcing Java licensing for large companies, shifting to per-employee subscription model, even for limited Java users.