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Facebook, Google Fight Privacy Laws in France, ASIC Arises

After having been accused, and in some instances charged, for disregarding the privacy of its users, Google and Facebook are now showing signs of having changed their attitude and policies on this matter.  Along with eBay, Dailymotion, Yahoo et al, all gathered …

Mojiva Joins the Mobile Ad Caravan

By refreshing the working team with six high-level sales and marketing executives, which hail from important companies such as Microsoft and Google, mobile ad network Mojiva will have now new forces to compete with established, independent mobile ad networks such as Google, …

Data Center Systems Welcomes New CEO, Outlook for 2011

Data Center Systems will have Chris Crosby sitting on the CEO chair, leaving Digital Realty Trust, a prominent provider of wholesale data centers. Data Center Systems, a company offering cable solutions and fiber management system for advances data centers, rose from the …

Google Removes Grooveshark App, Prepares for Music Services

Violation of copyright law comes again into spotlight. A few weeks ago we covered Android developers’ inquietude over Android’s attitude towards pirated games available in the marketplace. Google did not seem too bothered on the growing numbers of pirated games added up …

Openet Joins Juniper Networks as Mobile Data Traffic Rockets

This week cloud partnerships seem to be all the rage.  The latest strategic partnership features Openet and  Juniper Networks, and will result in reselling Openet’s policy management and charging platforms as part of Juniper’s MobileNext solution. The two partners will optimize network …

Developers Grow on WP7, Microsoft & Nokia Roll Out

Microsoft’s platform for app development in starting to grow on developers, as recent figures indicate that the Windows Phone 7 app toolkit has been downloaded by 1.5 million times.  Microsoft is catching up on the number of available apps, currently having 11,500 …

Google Becomes Heedful, Buys Nortel Patent Portfolio

After having filed for bankruptcy in 2009, Nortel will now receive $900 million on the patent portfolio from Google. As a response to the current trend in the industry, that of taking each opportunity to sue competitors for patent infringement, Google is …

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