'EU' Tag Index
|
EU Sides with Apple in Motorola Patent Fight By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published May 06, 2013 The European Commission accuses Google-owned Motorola of abusing its market position by seeking an injunction against Apple. Tags: Google, Apple, European Commission, EU, antitrust, patent, Motorola EU Investigating Apple Over iPhone Contracts By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published March 22, 2013 Regulators are looking into complaints from network operators who allege anticompetitive behavior. Tags: iPhone, Apple, European Commission, EU, antitrust, anticompetitive Report: EU to Fine Microsoft over Browser Bungle By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published March 01, 2013 Anonymous sources say the fine will arrive this month. Tags: Microsoft, browser, Internet Explorer, Windows 7, EU EU Warns It May Take Action Against Google By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published February 19, 2013 The search giant failed to meet Europe's deadline for changing its practices. Tags: Google, privacy, EU, regulators, Europe U.S., EU Will Delay Google Antitrust Decisions until 2013 By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published December 19, 2012 The company may not be close to a settlement with U.S. regulators after all. Tags: Google, search, EU, antitrust, patent lawsuit, FTC, Motorola, settlement, U.S. EU to Investigate Microsoft's Privacy Policy By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published December 18, 2012 Regulators want to examine whether changes to Microsoft's policies violate any laws. Tags: Microsoft, privacy, EU, SkyDrive, Office, policies EU Imposes $1.92B Fine on CRT Makers for Price-Fixing By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published December 05, 2012 The fine is the highest ever imposed by Europe's antitrust regulators. Tags: EU, Samsung, antitrust, monitor, Panasonic, screen, Philips Electronics, EU Commission, LG Electronics EU Regulators Tell Google to Change Its Privacy Policy By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published October 16, 2012 The search giant could face a fine if it refuses to make the requested changes. Tags: Google, EU, fine, Privacy policy Microsoft Likely to Face EU Fine Soon By Cynthia Harvey | Article Published September 27, 2012 The company has admitted that it forgot to include a "browser ballot" in Windows 7 service pack 1. Tags: Google, Microsoft, browser, Windows 7, EU, fine EU Probes Alleged Optical Drive Cartel By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 24, 2012 The European Commission believes 13 optical disk drive makers may have colluded to set prices. Tags: European Commission, EU, antitrust, optical, Drive Google Outlines Proposals to EU to End Antitrust Probe By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published July 03, 2012 The proposal addresses regulators' four areas of concern. Tags: search, EU, antitrust, Google + EU Court Rejects Microsoft Antitrust Appeal, But Shaves 4 Percent off its Fine By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published June 27, 2012 Microsoft will pay $1.1 billion for violating antitrust regulations. Tags: Microsoft, server, EU, antitrust, fine EU Opens Patent Abuse Investigation Into Motorola By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published April 03, 2012 Complaints from Apple and Microsoft prompted an investigation into whether Motorola abuses its standards-related patents. Tags: Microsoft, Apple, European Commission, EU, patent, Motorola, investigation EU Demands Google Response to Privacy Worry By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published March 20, 2012 France wants answers to 69 questions by April 5. Tags: Google, privacy, EU EU Wants Google to Delay Privacy Change Rollout By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published February 03, 2012 Europe's data protection body wants to investigate proposed privacy policy revisions. Tags: Google, EU, Privacy policy EU Opens Antitrust Probe Into Google Search By Kenneth Corbin | Article Published December 01, 2010 European antitrust authorities announce a formal inquiry into allegations from Google's competitors that the search giant used its market clout to undermine competition. Tags: Google, search, EU, antitrust, DOJ How the EU Commission Made Microsoft Stronger By Rob Enderle | Article Published June 16, 2010 By forcing Microsoft to improve application documentation, the EU Commission gave the software giant a competitive advantage. Tags: Microsoft, European Commission, EU IBM Deals With EU Complaint, Insider Trading Settlement By David Needle | Article Published March 24, 2010 A French company files a complaint related to IBM's mainframe licensing, while a former IBM executive appears ready to plead guilty to charges of insider trading. Tags: IBM, EU, mainframe, mainframe licensing, emulation Microsoft to Begin Offering 'Choice Screen' By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published February 22, 2010 In response to the European Commission, Microsoft will begin offering a 'choice screen.' Now industry observers wonder how well will this new initiative work. Tags: Microsoft, browser, IE, European Commission, EU EU Gives Oracle Approval on Sun Acquisition By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published January 21, 2010 After months of wrangling, the Sun deal has now overcome its biggest hurdle to date. Tags: database, Oracle, Sun, Sun Microsystems, EU Microsoft Settles With the European Commission By Stuart J. Johnston | Article Published December 16, 2009 After years of wrangling, Microsoft and the EC call it resolved. Tags: browsers, Microsoft, Internet Explorer, EU, antitrust Of Death Spirals And The Free Market By Chris Nerney | Article Published September 24, 2008 Of Death Spirals And The Free Market Tags: Google, EU, Yahoo, antitrust, DOJ, online ads, European Union |
On the Forums
