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DOJ vs. Google: Will it happen? Unlikely - as government would lose

13 hours ago ago from ZDNet Government | ZDNet.com

Posted by Doug Hanchard @ December 11, 2009 @ 11:39 AM Categories: Advertising , Antitrust , Commerce , Courts , European Union , FCC , FTC , Google , Justice , Microsoft Tags: Revenue , Google Inc. , Advertisement , Government , U.S. Department Of Justice , Advertising & Promotion , Operational Accounting , Marketing , Finance , Doug Hanchard There's a potential anti-trust fight looming on the horizon. The target: Google. It's ...

If the Obama Justice Department guns for Google, is Microsoft Safe?

2 hours ago ago from SEO News Update Tips

Microsoft reached a surprising milestone this week. In a routine court filing, the U.S. Justice Department and handful of attorneys generals asserted that Microsoft's communications protocol disclosure is "substantially complete." Finally. The Microsoft that once beat Netscape senseless had finally bowed before the great government overlord. Perhaps for good reason. There's a new sheriff in town, looking for bad guys to jail. The Obama ...

The airlines will have to indemnify the passengers for debts of more than three hours

13 hours ago ago from Cruises europa

How many mishaps take place when we must support the delay of our flight; nothing seems to shape us nor to attenuate our annoyance because he supposes a wasting time and money that nobody seems to consider. But from this Thursday, the Court of Justice of the European Union (TUE) has sat an important precedent with a mistake that he benefits with an indemnification, to the passengers who suffer a delay of three or more hours i n ...

Feckless Friday challenge: YouTube me on

12 hours ago ago from Shouts from the Abyss

See honey? I told you everything on YouTube is clean, wholesome fun! I know because I just watched it all. Oops. I almost forgot this week's Feckless Friday challenge. Sorry, no pixels. This time it's math. Woot. According to YouTube's Fact Sheet , there is an average of 20 hours worth of video uploaded to YouTube.com every minute of the day. I think I want to be their video approval guy! Assuming that employees work ...

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