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Nokia Adds New Suits In Patent Spat With HTC -
The new actions include a second complaint to the U.S. International Trade Commission and a federal suit in Southern California.All Things Digital 7 hours ago:
Apple's Newest iPhone Ad Still Says Nothing, Is a Little Less Great -
Same song, new verse. But not quite as much fun this time.All Things Digital 10 hours ago:
Microsoft Prevails Against Google in ITC Xbox Case -
A federal trade panel has ruled that Microsoft Corp.'s Xbox doesn't infringe on wireless patents owned by Motorola Mobility, another in a series of legal decisions that could quiet patent litigation surrounding popular consumer electronic devices.All Things Digital 10 hours ago:
Google's End-to-End Advertising Business Draws FTC Scrutiny -
Google is nowhere near as dominant in advertising as it is in search, but the FTC may be interested in taking a closer look at the business.All Things Digital 10 hours ago:
Dish Secures $9 Billion in Committed Financing for Sprint Bid -
Dish Network Corp. took one step closer to arranging $9 billion in committed financing for its $25.5 billion bid for Sprint Nextel Corp.All Things Digital 11 hours ago:
The Global Carrier Perspective: Telefonica and MTS on Balancing Developed and Developing Markets (Video) -
Telefonica and MTS talk about what comes after dumb pipes.All Things Digital 11 hours ago:
Google Copies Amazon's Playbook -
Google Inc. co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin say they don't pay much attention to rivals. But the search company increasingly appears to be following Amazon.All Things Digital 12 hours ago:
Tremor Video Files for IPO -
The video ad network has been looking to go public for a long time. More video IPOs likely this year.All Things Digital 12 hours ago:
AT&T Imposes New 61-Cent Monthly Wireless Fee -
AT&T Inc. has added a new monthly administrative fee of 61 cents to the bills of all of its contract wireless lines as of May 1, a move that could bring in more than a half-billion dollars in annual revenue to the telecom giant.All Things Digital 13 hours ago:
