commission
67 Results
Sponsored White Papers, Webcasts & Resources
-
Improve the Performance of SAN Storage
Check out this white paper to learn how to improve and maintain the performance of your SAN by adding defragmentation tools into your computing. Keep reading to learn more.
-
Intel to appeal EU antitrust fine
Intel will appeal a European Commission fine against the company in 2009, for breaching antitrust and competition laws for blocking AMD sales and harming the rival chipmaker.
-
Apple files EU antitrust complaint over Motorola patents
Apple has asked European antitrust regulators to settle a dispute over patents. A formal antitrust investigation could be looming over Motorola.
-
Google's Street View tours Japanese cave, mine (images)
The search giant commissions a photography crew to explore a centuries-old mine and popular limestone cave in Japan.
-
Europe begins antitrust case against Apple, e-book publishers
European antitrust authorities are to investigate the 'cartel' practices of e-book publishers, and Apple, in the region.
-
Google+ Games: Google just started a price war with Facebook
Google has started a price war with Facebook: the search giant is charging developers a 5 percent commission for in-game transactions, compared to social networking giant's 30 percent.
-
-
Consumer files complaint against Apple India with Competition Commission
Alleging anti-competitive practices, a user has filed a complaint against Apple India with the Competition Commission of India claiming Apple is limiting users who want buy iOS devices by...
-
The EU won't stand in the way of Microsoft & Friends acquiring Novell's patents
CPTN Holdings-a Microsoft-led group that also includes Apple, EMC, and Oracle--has the European Union's blessing to acquire Novell's patents, but there's still obstacles in the proposed deal's way.
-
EU launches antitrust probe against IBM
The European Commission has launched an investigation against IBM over a pair of antitrust allegations; IBM says the claims have no merit.
-
FTC approves Google-AdMob deal, credits Apple as deciding factor
The FTC has given its thumbs-up to the Google-AdMob deal and says Apple's entry into the mobile ad business overshadowed earlier concerns.
-
FCC offers new broadband plan; avoids all-or-nothing approach
The FCC responds to a legal ruling by offering a compromised approach to restore government authority over transmission of broadband but would keep other elements away from regulatory oversight.
-
Court sides with Comcast, challenges FCC's Net Neutrality efforts
A federal appeals court today ruled against the FCC and its Net Neutrality efforts, finding that it does not have the authority to regulate ISPs such as Comcast.
-
EU wants Microsoft to testify on Oracle-Sun merger: Why?
One of the underlying currents in European politics is a policy of equality with a nice paradox of neutrality thrown in to create chaos.
-
Intel to use EC slip-up in antitrust defense
Intel plans to use a finding of the European Ombudsman in its appeal against a European Commission antitrust fine.
-
Start up cellular provider Globalive denied license to operate in Canada
In a stunning victory for Bell Canada, Telus and Rogers, the CRTC denied new start up Globalive a license to operate as a telecommunications (cellular) service provider in Canada
-
AT&T: Google has it in for nuns, mom, and apple pie
AT&T upped the ante in its war with Google this week with a blistering new letter to the FCC. In it, the telecommunications giant attacked not only the Google Voice service, but broadened its...
-
EU shows off emails behind Intel action
Under fire from Intel, EU released Dell, HP emails detailing the control and retribution Intel exacted.
-
EC reveals details of Intel antitrust breaches
The EC releases evidence that allegedly shows how the chipmaker used rebates and direct payments to dissuade PC manufacturers from using AMD products.
-
Intel appeals EC's antitrust fine
In filing for a new deal with the European Commission, Intel said "We believe the Commission ignored the realities of the microprocessor market, which is highly competitive."
-
EC responds to Microsoft's browser move
The European Commission on Thursday responded with a mixed assessment of Microsoft's move to strip Internet Explorer out of European versions of Windows 7.
-
MSFT passed on chance to speak to EU's top antitrust official
Hmm ... makes you wonder what they're afraid of. The New York Times -- reporting on the news (this blog) that Microsoft would not make oral arguments in the small matter of whether the embedding...
Resources from our Sponsor
- Use Microsoft™'s 10-minute assessment tool to find out how private cloud ready you are today >
- Increase VM density. Not your costs. Download the white paper >
- Get the latest private cloud news from Microsoft™'s top experts. Watch the Transforming IT with Microsoft Private Cloud webcast > Increase VM density. Not your costs. Download the white paper >
The best of ZDNet, delivered
ZDNet Newsletters
Get the best of ZDNet delivered straight to your inbox
Vendor Showcase
Facebook Activity
