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Google vs South Korea in Antitrust Allegations

Google is adding another name on its complaints list, that of Daum Communications and NHN., owner of Naver, the largest search engine in South Korea. According to this particularly complaint, to be investigated by South Korea’s Fair Trade Commission, seven out of ten …

Apple Plucks Cloud Expert From Microsoft

Apple went on a fishing expedition and caught Microsoft’s data center general manager Kevin Timmons, who had been serving Microsoft for only a year-and-a-half. Microsoft in its turn picked up Timmons from Yahoo! where he served the company for 13 years. Considering …

AOL Revamps Ad Section and Launches Project Devil

Along with AOL’s content redesign triggered by the merger with Huffington Post, CPG/Health, Travel, Automotive, Finance and Entertainment become central in AOL’s latest effort of refining its ad sales approach under John Burke’s guide. With this revamp of the ad section, the …

Cisco Loses Two Executives Amid Restructuring Plan

Juniper Networks top management is welcoming Nawaf Bitar as senior vice president and general manager of Emerging Technologies, after working for Cisco as a vice president of engineering and operations for the security technology business unit for the past 4 years and …

Apple Lured by Online Video Market Potential

According to analyst Brian White from Ticonderoga Securities, Apple is taking fast steps in preparing the launch of its Smart TV. White participated in a China electronics trade show this week and said in a note to investors that he picked up …

Sugar Inc a Tasty Treat for Yahoo or AOL

Sugar, one of the most successful media companies for women-centric content, got $15 million in funding from Institutional Venture partners and Sequoia Capital, gathering a total of $46 million from the last 5 years’ funding rounds.  The money from the last funding …

Huawei and Motorola Settle After Series of Legal Battles

Back in January 2011, the Chinese telecom equipment company Huawei filed a suit against Motorola and Nokia Siemens for a potential threat of Motorla sharing Huawei trade secrets to Nokia Siemens. In practical terms, what Huawei wanted was to prevent the transfer …

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