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Google acquires kite-power firm
Google has acquired a US start-up that generates power using turbines flying on robotic tethered kites.
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Yahoo! News: Technology
Google faces new federal antitrust probe: source
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. regulators are in the early stages of an antitrust probe into whether Google Inc, the top player in Web display advertising, breaks antitrust law in how it handles some advertising sales, a source told Reuters on Thursday. The source said that it was unlikely that the Federal Trade Commission had sent out civil investigative demands in relation to the probe, which wou
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Technology News - The Washington Post
Google faces new FTC probe over display ads
Federal investigators have begun probing whether Google is using its increasingly potent position in the online advertising market to undermine competition, an issue officials have monitored since its acquisition of digital ad company DoubleClick in 2008, said people familiar with the inquiry. Read full article >>
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Post Tech
The Circuit: Dish claims security an issue in Sprint-Softbank deal
Dish Network claims national security concerns with Sprint-Softbank deal: Dish Network has undertaken a major media campaign — including taking out a full page ad in The Washington Post — to suggest that the acquisition deal between Softbank and Sprint will cause national security problems. Read full article >>
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- The Circuit: Federal judges to discuss patent system at National Press Club
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- T-Mobile, MetroPCS finish deal, ring NYSE bell
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- The Circuit: FTC answers lingering questions about children’s privacy law
- The Circuit: MetroPCS shareholders approve T-Mobile deal
- The Circuit: Privacy groups oppose requests to delay kids privacy law
- The Circuit: German agency fines Google over WiFi data collection
- The Circuit: Google makes push for renewable energy
- The Circuit: FCC says carriers have fulfilled ‘bill shock’ promises
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The Guardian (U.K.)
Protect children from internet pornography, report demands
Report finds evidence of a high correlation between exposure to violent and sadistic images and behaviourChildren are exposed to violent and sadistic imagery which risks distorting their attitudes towards relationships and sex, according to the children's commissioner for England.A report released on Thursdayby the commissioner's office found that children who watch pornography are more li
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