Jobs to take stand in iTunes antitrust case
A US court has ordered Apple CEO Steve Jobs take the stand to answer questions in an iTunes antitrust lawsuit. But questioning will be limited to changes in 2004 that made RealNetworks files incompatible with the iPod.
VZW won't buy Sprint to compete with AT&T
US operator Verizon Wireless has no intention of buying Sprint Nextel despite the imminent loss of its number one market position after AT&T acquires T-Mobile USA.
Court rejects Google's settlement with publishers
Google has been dealt a blow in its ebook store ambitions, after a judge rejected its $125 million settlement with book publishers over scanning copyright works for fear it would give it too much advantage over its competitors.
Thai govt to deploy two satellites
Thailand's ICT ministry will build and deploy two satellites in order to retain the rights to two of the country's six reserved satellite slots in orbit, which will expire unless they are filled next year.
Ofcom proposes 4G auction rules
UK regulator Ofcom has published the draft rules for a 2012 4G auction, including safeguards to ensure that even the smallest mobile operator, 3, receives enough spectrum to roll out services.
Femto Forum has published the API specifications for applications for femtocells, such as those designed to detect when a device is in a femto coverage zone.
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