Publishers rebuke Google’s interpretation of EU privacy law
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Google is forcing media firms that generate revenue from its advertising services to accept unreasonable responsibilities …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
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U.S. top court turns away Google fight over business patents
(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Google’s appeal of a lower court’s ruling that narrowed …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Facebook seeks to block referral of privacy case to EU’s top court
DUBLIN (Reuters) – Facebook has moved to block referral of its Irish privacy case to Europe’s top court, a lawyer …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
U.S. Supreme Court to hear Google privacy settlement dispute
(Reuters) – The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday agreed to hear an internet privacy case involving Google that could put …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Broadcom says weak wireless chip demand to hurt revenue forecast
(Reuters) – Chipmaker Broadcom, which counts Apple Inc among its customers, on Monday cut the top end of its previously …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
UK lawmakers to quiz TSB over computer systems outage
LONDON (Reuters) – Lawmakers will quiz top officials at TSB bank and its Spanish parent Sabadell on Wednesday over its …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Asian telecom stocks face minimal 5G risks – JP Morgan
(Reuters) – Shares of Asian telecom players have already priced in the impact of investments for setting up fifth generation …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
China’s Baidu to sell majority of financial services unit for $1.9 billion
(Reuters) – China’s Baidu Inc said it will sell a majority stake in its financial services business for about $1.9 …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
T-Mobile, Sprint say $26 billion deal would give U.S. tech lead over China
(Reuters) – T-Mobile US Inc and Sprint Corp said on Sunday they had agreed to a $26 billion all-stock deal …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
German regulator may require cable operators to open networks to third parties – FAZ
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – Germany’s regulator is considering requiring cable TV operators to provide network access to third parties, in a …read more Source: Reuters Tech News