Datamation Staff

Wall Street Journal: Unnamed sources tell the Wall Street Journal that the U.S. Justice Department is ready to approve Google's acquisition of Motorola

eWeek: A new report from online job board Dice.com suggests that while IT certifications may not help that much when you're looking for a traditional tech

All Things D: Yahoo is continuing its leadership shakeup in an effort to reinvigorate the floundering Internet company. Four members of the company's

Computerworld: As part of its efforts to win approval for its acquisition of Motorola Mobility, Google plans to send letters to twelve standards-setting

Global Times: Chinese authorities are investigating possible trademark infringement over use of the iPad name and could fine Apple $38 million dollars.

PCMag: Nokia, the world's largest cell phone manufacturer, has announced plans to eliminate 4,000 jobs at three factories in Komarom, Hungary; Reynosa,

InformationWeek: On Tuesday, Amazon Web Services announced that it would lower prices for customers of its S3 cloud computing storage service. The price

CNN: Adding to the growing wave of criticism about conditions in Chinese factories that produce Apple products, CNN has interviewed a Foxconn employee who

Computerworld: Security vendors Prolexic and Arbor Networks are reporting that DDoS attacks rose 45 percent in the fourth quarter of 2011. They said that

Fierce Mobile Content: The CEO network TechNet is reporting that the "App Economy" has created 466,000 jobs in the United States since 2007. Those jobs

eWeek: Indian hacker Yamatough has publicly posted the code for Symantec's pcAnywhere product following a series of negotiations in which the security

All Things D: One of the longest, most vicious tech industry lawsuits ever is about to repeat itself. Oracle has opted for a re-trial of its case against