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Monthly Archives: December 2014
The fall of Aereo
The bankrupt company has been allowed to sell its web TV technology in a forthcoming auction.
Global support mounts for Microsoft in Ireland case
The company has locked horns with U.S. courts over its data stored in an Irish data center.
Google report shows dip in govt. removal requests
A spike in removal requests from Turkey in the first half of 2013 allowed for a dip in the second half of that year.
Dismal outlook for online privacy
Research shows a majority of internet workers doubt a working privacy infrastructure will exist by 2025.
Will Cuba be the next communications tech frontier?
Upon the announcement of U.S. - Cuba relations, the door is open for telcos to prime the island for connectivity.
Microsoft case raises storage questions
The company is wrestling with the U.S. Dept. of Justice in a case involving user data stored in Ireland.
China’s Baidu looks at partners overseas
The China-based search engine is looking to foreign partnerships to boost its global presence.
Neverending woes for Google in Europe
The company has just revealed it will pull its news service from Spain, and remove engineers from Russia.
Inequality reigns in the state of the web
A report found that the internet access gap has widened between rich and poor countries.
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