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- Daniel Brown's Nintendo On Piano on 2008-12-23
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European Competition Commissioner: We investigate Google-Yahoo deal | EDRI on 2008-12-10
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Google announced in June that it had struck a deal with Yahoo, so it would
sell ads on Yahoo website in return for a share of the profits. The EU
anti-competition authorities confirms that they are investigating the deal
between the two majors in the online advertising. -
Although the companies said that the deal would have effect only in Canada
and the United States, The World Association of Newspapers called for a
investigation from the EU authorities, claiming: "it would hurt Yahoo's
ability to compete against Google in the future." - 2 more annotations...
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- STLtoday - Some Missouri campuses fear a rise in fake degrees, transcripts on 2008-12-08
- Intellectual Property Watch » With US Patent Overhaul Dead, Agencies Ponder Changes As Industry Debates Role Of ‘Trolls’ on 2008-12-08
- Nanotechnology 'Culture War' Possible, Says Yale Study on 2008-12-08
- InternetNews Realtime IT News - Obama Faces New Calls for Cybersecurity Revamp on 2008-12-08
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Bratz rebuffed, but saga is far from over - Los Angeles Times on 2008-12-08
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Larson's order stemmed from a July jury decision that the creator of the Bratz doll came up with the design while working for Mattel under an exclusivity contract.
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- Informit - Adapting the Law to Technological Change: A Comparison of Common Law and Legislation (Humanities & Social Sciences Collection (E-LIBRARY)) on 2008-12-08
- Does technology require new law? - Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy | Encyclopedia.com on 2008-12-08
- The Challenges of Technological Change to Copyright Law: Copyright Reform and Social Change in Cyberspace -- ELKIN-KOREN 17 (2): 186 -- Science Communication on 2008-12-08
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