By asking the wrong question, our corporate cops let Facebook fortify its monopoly
Australia and the United States have been waving through takeovers because the targets are small — something that’s usually good practice.
By Kerrie Sadiq, Queensland University of Technology
The European Commission is putting multinationals on notice with its order to tech …
The European Parliament has passed a nonbinding vote to break up Google, The New York Times reports. The resolution, passed overnight, is me…
Global sharemarkets are now gearing for the most important couple of weeks since the global financial crisis. By the end of the month we …
A team of scientists from the CSIRO have been nominated for the European Inventor Award, after developing a technology that enhances the per…
French government spending on services based on open source software has reached 15% of the public administration IT budget, and continues t…
The European Commissioned has approved an $8.5 billion deal between Microsoft and Skype to purchase the VoIP provider. While the deal …
European eBook publishers have been raided by the European Commission regulator as part of an investigation into price fixing that could pot…
The European Commission has granted approval for chip manufacturer Intel to purchase security software company McAfee, saying that it will t…
The European Commission has launched an antitrust investigation targeting search giant Google, sparked by three complaints from minor search…
