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VocalTec to Compete with Skype and Google Voice with magicTalk

By Kristina Farrah Dec 23, 2010

From the company which brought us voice over internet IP (VoIP) and magicJACK, VocalTec today announced that a free version of its telephone service will roll out to the global market on, of all…

Microsoft coming ARMed to CES, but mostly shooting blanks

By Steven Hodson Dec 23, 2010

Microsoft made big news back in July 2010 when it announced that it had reached a licensing agreement with ARM. For those of you not in the know, ARM processors are the hot microprocessor in…

Comcast Takeover of NBC Universal Approval Imminent, Final Deal Delayed Until Next Year

By Kyt Dotson Dec 23, 2010

The Federal Communications Commission has announced without much gusto that they will be approving the Comcast-NBC Universal merger, but with some caveats. The exact details of the restrictions, however, themselves seem to be restricted.…

Microsoft a Top 10 Innovative Company

By holdenpage Dec 23, 2010

Well slap me silly, then place me in a box and shake me ’round, Microsoft is considered *gasp* innovative. So why the love from The Street? We have the Xbox 360, and the amazing…

Google Signs its Biggest Real Estate Deal Yet

By Maria Deutscher Dec 23, 2010

Google has officially closed its biggest real-estate deal yet, as the search giant has bought the 111 8th Avenue building in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood for an undisclosed sum. The deal is reportedly the largest…

Federal Irony Commission

By Nick R. Brown Dec 23, 2010

In all the chatter across the net about the Federal Communications Commissions passage of Net Neutrality rules I have yet to see anyone point out the ironic part of the “unofficial announcement of Commission…

If the FCC attempts to set peering prices, why can’t the EU?

By George Ou Dec 23, 2010

If the French government or carriers don’t like it, too bad unless the French government wants to enact a tax on Google YouTube bits or anything else originating from the US, and I would…

Evernote’s Growing Potential as the New Social Bookmarking Sees Funding and Upgrades, Yahoo! Shutters Delicious

By Cherr Aira Dec 23, 2010

Social bookmarking is taking a new form with the emergence of Evernote. However, other members of the industry are tasting defeat—take Delicious as an example. Delicious is one of the casualties of the subsequent…

Top 4 Social Media Law Cases of 2010

By Glenn Manishin Dec 23, 2010

If you’re read my The Law of Social Media essays or presentations, you probably know there have been few serious cases yet establishing law specifically targeting social media. One can apply basic principles to…

HP-ex Mark Hurd Continues to Fight Accusation

By Maria Deutscher Dec 23, 2010

As the Guardian covered here, Hewlett-Packard-ex Mark Hurd continues to fight against the public release of an 8-page letter, which allegedly accuses him of sexual harassment concerning his relationship with former actress and HP…

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VocalTec to Compete with Skype and Google Voice with magicTalk

Microsoft coming ARMed to CES, but mostly shooting blanks

Comcast Takeover of NBC Universal Approval Imminent, Final Deal Delayed Until Next Year

Microsoft a Top 10 Innovative Company

Google Signs its Biggest Real Estate Deal Yet

Federal Irony Commission

If the FCC attempts to set peering prices, why can’t the EU?

Top 4 Social Media Law Cases of 2010

HP-ex Mark Hurd Continues to Fight Accusation

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