Tags Results for 'competition'

Intel settles antitrust lawsuit with New York attorney general, pays hardly anything - (Friday 10th of February 2012 08:46:00 AM)

Intel's three-year tussle with the state of New York finally came to an end yesterday, with a
especially one made by a court. decree of comparatively harmless proportion. Under the
arrangement, Intel will have to shell out a mere $6.5 million to resolve  [...]

Sanctions Or Not, Iranian Competition Yields Successful UAVs - (Tuesday 07th of February 2012 06:56:02 PM)

Garymortimer writes with word of the result from a high-tech student war that doesn't come with
sponsorship from DARPA or Mobil — far from it. Instead, the sponsors include "military
and non-military organizations" within Iran. "In this competition,  [...]

Google Accused of Interfering With South Korean FTC Investigation - (Monday 09th of January 2012 11:30:01 PM)

New submitter DCTech writes "South Korea's Fair Trade obligation is betray Google of
methodically interfering with an anti-competition fishing expedition into Android. 'Google
deleted files and made its employees work from home in an attempt to frustrate  [...]

US DOJ greenlights Google's $900 million bid for Nortel patents; Apple, RIM also interested - (Wednesday 15th of June 2011 05:51:00 PM)

It looks like Google will be able to bid on Nortel's patent brief bag after all, now that the
force of Justice has weighed in on the matter. by the book to the Wall Street Journal, El
Goog's $900 million bid has passed a deciding  [...]

NC governor will let cable-backed bill restricting municipal broadband become law - (Sunday 22nd of May 2011 06:20:00 AM)

We've repeatedly hammered Time Warner Cable (and its big-cable cronies) for crying to the
North Carolina house about municipal broadband. TWC claims it can't compete with
taxpayer-backed ISPs such as Wilson, NC's Greenlight -- and that it shouldn't  [...]

AT&T tells FCC just how important T-Mobile is, in 381-page redacted document - (Friday 22nd of April 2011 01:56:00 AM)

AT&T has many strategies for trying to convince the US predominance to let it buy T-Mobile,
but the one it accentuate was this -- it would attempt to make remaining carriers Verizon,
Sprint and even a handful of rural entities look like "intense competition."  [...]

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