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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Italy joins Europe’s pursuit of the ‘Google tax’
Italy’s proposed legislation dubbed the “Google tax” is drawing skeptical eyes from the E.U.
Amazon looks toward China’s cloud
China’s major telcos are looking to expand their cloud businesses in 2014.
New Facebook features include ‘dislikes’ and video ads
The social network is rolling out a host of changes to its user interface.
Will the internet continue to power the creative economy?
The internet has conjured an ecosystem of people making money on and from the network.
‘Good Morning Technology’
Digital startups want to set users’ agendas for the day, much like mainstream morning TV shows.
Verizon stands to benefit from Intel TV
Intel’s pay-TV service has never been used, but presents a big advantage for Verizon should it buy.
One wireless charger to rule them all?
A new consortium is launching a wireless charging standard in the hopes it becomes the universal technology.
U.S. FCC reviews cell phone unlocking and in-flight calls
Carriers have a new set of principles, and the debate about cell phone usage aboard aircrafts heats up.
Microsoft’s Skype found no threat to Cisco in Europe
A European high court threw out Cisco’s claim that Microsoft’s Skype is anticompetitive.
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