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Microsoft Files EU Complaint Against Motorola
New York Times BRUSSELS — Microsoft filed a complaint Wednesday with European Union antitrust authorities accusing Google and Motorola Mobility, a smartphone company the Internet search giant plans to buy, of charging too much for use of its patents, marking a new … Microsoft wages patent battle with Motorola and Google Microsoft Files EU Antitrust Claim Against Motorola Mobility Summary Box: Microsoft Files Complaint on Motorola |
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T-Mobile seeks to block Verizon spectrum purchase
Ars Technica By Timothy B. Lee | Published February 22, 2012 1:55 PM The nation's fourth-largest cellular firm has asked the Federal Communications Commission to block a spectrum acquisition by its largest competitor. T-Mobile argues that allowing Verizon to … Verizon Rivals Push FCC to Block Spectrum Buy T-Mobile Asks FCC to Block Verizon's Spectrum Deals with Comcast, Time Warner |
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Tech firms agree to privacy protections for mobile apps
CNET by Elinor Mills February 22, 2012 12:01 PM PST Follow @elinormills In an effort led by California's attorney general, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and others have agreed to ask developers to inform users about data usage policies before they download apps … Google Privacy Changes Should Be Stopped, Consumer Group Says Google's Safari Tracking: Here Come the Lawsuits 36 state attorneys general contact Google chief about privacy policy |
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