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Google’s Motorola Mobility Acquisition Awaits US Justice Department Final Approval

After suspending the hearings by EU regulators last early December to seek more information about Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility, the commission set February 13 as a deadline for the mulling the deal. The WSJ is reporting that The U.S. Justice Department is poised to clear Google Inc.’s $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. as...

Protests And Happenings Across The Europe Over Anti-Counterfeiting Trademark Agreement (ACTA)

With earlier protests against US SOPA and PIPA – in which we see thousands of websites – both small and large protested against the act – in the...

Google’s Response To EU Regulators Over Request To Pause Its New Single Privacy Policy Update

As we reported earlier, a group of European regulators, Article 29 Working Party has asked Google to halt the process of its new privacy policy – suggesting...

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South-Korean Electronics Giant, Samsung “Confident” Over EU Antitrust Probe

Last week, we reported that European Union formally launching an investigation that whether the South Korean Electronics giant is, Samsung breaching the...

EU Regulators Wants Search Engine Giant To Halt Its Privacy Policy Changes

According to Reuters, a group of European regulators has asked Google to halt the process of its new privacy policy – suggesting they need to investigate...

ACTA Protest Will Be On February 11 In Europe

With earlier protests against US SOPA and PIPA – in which we see thousands of websites – both small and large protested against the act – even including...

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European Union Launches Investigation On Samsung Over Mobile Patents

Samsung’s European legal battle don’t seems to be ending anytime soon as it looks alike – as today European Union “formally” launched an investigation...

Hacker Group ‘Anonymous’ Aims European Parliament And Governments Websites Over ACTA

Hacker group Anonymous in context of Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) protest are targeting the European Parliament and governments sites. The...

ACTA Protests Break Out As Twenty-Two European States Signed The Treaty

Following the signing of Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACT) by Twenty-two states of European Union during the ceremony in Japan, which is considered to be somehow or even more effective than SOPA and PIPA – if came into existence in near future. The signing has yet to be ratified by EU commission and is scheduled to be debated in coming June. Following the signing,...

Twenty-Two European States Signed The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) In Japan

Twenty-two states of European Union have attended the ceremony in Japan and signed the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) on Thursday, January 26. An ACTA is a global treaty that is somehow similar to SOPA and PIPA – which try to normalize copyright protection and IP standards. Parliamentary Vice-Minister Nakano expressed his welcome for the signing on the Agreement...