Here s what s on the Tuesday menu.
That didn t take long: Broadband industry trade group sues the FCC over the agency s new net neutrality rules.
For the first time, the NFL will broadcast a game — Week 7 of the upcoming season, Jaguars vs. Bills — nationally on the Internet only.
Long-running Facebook privacy case to go before the European Union s highest court. An Austrian law student s initial complaint was to Facebook over what was happening to his personal records. After the Edward Snowden leaks, he then sued the data regulator in the Irish Republic, saying his information should have been protected against surveillance.
Latest voice of doom and gloom belongs to Mike Moritz, who says the tech bubble is about to burst.
ICYMI: The FTC is looking for tech workers for its new research office.
After split, eBay and PayPal CEOs will each get $14 million in compensation.
Uber suspends French driver in first alleged assault in Europe.
Special new-energy-vehicle licenses approved for Tesla cars in China s Shenzhen. Tesla has failed to meet sales expectations in China, so this could help.
Palo Alto-based Accel Partners launches $305 million India-focused fund.
Free-speech victory: India s supreme court rules as illegal and unconstitutional a law that allowed for prosecution for online speech deemed offensive. People had been arrested and jailed briefly under the law.
Users of Amazon-owned live-streaming gaming network Twitch are being asked to create new passwords after possible hack attack.
Photo: Tesla Motors delivers Model S cars to the company s first buyers in China on April 23, 2014. (AFP/Getty Images)
