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Thursday, May 14, 2009

Long haul still ahead on Intel case

Maija Palmer

Intel has come out fighting, after being slapped with a record €1.06bn fine by the EU for anti-competitive practices.

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Friday, February 15, 2008

Google Homes in on Revenues from Phones

Maija Palmer and Paul Taylor

Google on Wednesday said it had seen 50 times more searches on Apple‘s iPhone than any other mobile handset, adding weight to the group’s confidence at being able to generate significant revenues from the mobile Internet. If the trend continues and other handset manufacturers follow Apple’s lead in making Web access easy, the number of mobile searches will overtake fixed Internet searches within the next several years.

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