| AB 2118 Villines: State agencies: administrative regulations: This bill would prohibit a state agency from adopting a regulation that either would require any person or entity to use a specific technology unless that technology has been operational and proven effective for more than 2 years or would place an undue burden on California business on an annual basis and result in significant loss of jobs. |
| AB 2711 Portantino/Arambula: Economic development: innovation and technology: This bill would delete certain provisions and would instead require the Secretary of Business, Transportation and Housing to convene a statewide business partnership for innovation and technology, to complete a study and submit it to the Legislature on the competitiveness of California's businesses in technology and innovation, and to prepare a strategy for technology and innovation. |
| AB 2735 Smyth: Internet service providers: record keeping: This bill would require an Internet service provider domiciled in California to keep records for 2 years following allocation of an IP address under its control and to make those records reasonably available to federal or state law enforcement or the Attorney General |
| AB 2854 Mendoza: California Small Business Advocate: Internet Web site: This bill would require the advocate to establish a one-stop location on its Internet Web site for posting announcements of business-related programs, information, announcements, and services offered by state agencies, departments, commissions, boards, and other state entities and other specified information. |
| AB 2950 Huffman: Computers: false or deceptive commercial e-mail messages: This bill would declare the intent of the Legislature to prohibit false and deceptive spam e-mails. |
SB 1437 Padilla: Education technology :
This bill would recognize the California Virtual Campus for specified purposes relating to education technology and would require the California Virtual Campus, in partnership with the K-12 High-Speed Network, to facilitate ongoing collaboration and joint efforts with other educational entities and community-based organizations. |
| SB 1743 Oropeza: Business technology: This bill would declare the intent of the Legislature to enact legislation specific to the regulation of technology. |
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