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Technology, telecommunications industries prepare for stepped up antitrust oversightTech industry braces for more antitrust scrutiny WASHINGTON — After eight years of light antitrust scrutiny under a Republican White House, the technology and telecommunications industries are bracing for stepped up oversight by the Obama administration's Justice Department. Justice Department probing allegations of abuse by IBM in mainframe computer marketJustice Dept probing IBM's computer market conduct SAN FRANCISCO — The Justice Department is looking into allegations that IBM Corp. has abused its dominant position in the market for mainframe computers, the data-crunching heavy lifters of the computing world that IBM introduced in the 1960s and which are now used to process some of the most sensitive data in banking, government and health care. UW-Madison’s patenting arm agrees to settle lawsuit against Intel over processor technologyUW-Madison's patenting arm settles suit with Intel MADISON, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin-Madison's patenting arm has settled its infringement lawsuit against computer chip maker Intel Corp. involving technology used in a popular computer processor. Company owned by Skype founders files copyright lawsuit that could throw wrench in Skype saleSkype founders file lawsuit against eBay SAN FRANCISCO — A company owned by the founders of Skype has filed a copyright infringement suit against the Internet phone service and parent eBay Inc. — an action that could crimp eBay's plans to sell Skype for about $2 billion to a group of private investors. Mixed reviews for Google’s book settlement in final flurry of briefs from critics, supportersLegal arguments pan, praise Google's book deal SAN FRANCISCO — Microsoft Corp., Yahoo Inc. and a prominent antitrust lawyer urged a federal judge Tuesday to block a class-action settlement that would give Google Inc. the digital rights to a vast library of books. UK government says internet users who download illegally may have accounts cut offUK says illegal downloaders may lose Web access LONDON — People who repeatedly download copyright-protected films and music could have their Internet connection cut off under proposed laws the British government unveiled Tuesday to tackle illegal file-sharing. |
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