Google's Rivals Urge Antitrust Scrutiny

Apr 16, 2007 0 Replies

USTelecom dailyLead April 16, 2007

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  • Google's rivals urge antitrust scrutiny of DoubleClick acquisition BUSINESS & INDUSTRY WATCH
  • AT&T open for business in India
  • Vonage admits to having no workaround
  • Saudi Arabia opens bid for fixed-line license
  • Country Music Television digs deep on digital offerings
  • SES Americom adds 53 channels to IPTV platform
  • Telecom Italia shareholders consider new board USTELECOM SPOTLIGHT
  • Leading CTOs at ATIS TechThink Technology Conference @ NXTcomm HOT TOPICS
  • Vonage chief resigns
  • Analysis: Private-equity firms see possibilities in telecom
  • Vonage gets temporary reprieve
  • Home-networking technologies ready to soar
  • Embarq begins Internet-portal switch TECHNOLOGY TRENDS
  • Nokia, Samsung agree on standards for mobile-video software
  • Study: 100 million U.S. citizens have uploaded video content
  • Adobe aims to give viewers video-playback freedom REGULATORY & LEGISLATIVE
  • Groups look to postpone shutdown of analog cell service
  • Study: U.K. needs to step up broadband effort

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