After 18 months of investigation into Google's search practices, the European Commission has found four particular areas of concern where the search engine giant may be exploiting its market dominance Continue reading…
Simon & Schuster settled almost immediately when the DOJ filed an antitrust lawsuit against five book publishers and Apple for alleged ebook price fixing. State litigation still loomed, however: 15 Continue reading…
The European Commission this week announced that it will be keeping a close eye on Microsoft's Windows RT operating system, in response to Mozilla's complaint that the forthcoming platform excludes Continue reading…
Search giant Google can now add another name to the list of parties investigating potential antitrust violations. According to The Wall Street Journal and AFP, the Competition Commission of India has Continue reading…
Three book publishers quickly settled this morning after news of the Department of Justice's ebook antitrust suit broke. One of the remaining publishers, Macmillan, has denied any wrongdoing, and Continue reading…
We just got our hands on the DOJ's antitrust complaint against Apple and seven major publishers, including HarperCollins, Penguin, Simon & Schuster, and Macmillan, and it's rather something: the Continue reading…
Bloomberg is reporting that the US has filed an antitrust suit against Apple, Hachette, HarperCollins, Macmillan, and Penguin — confirming reports that the US Department of Justice would pursue the Continue reading…
Reuters is reporting that the US Department of Justice may sue Apple as soon as tomorrow morning, over allegations that the company was involved in an ebook price-fixing arrangement with five other Continue reading…
Of the five publishers accused of collusion over pricing of ebooks last month, three are inclined to settle the case, the Wall Street Journal reports. The allegations relate to Apple's terms and Continue reading…
The EU has announced that it is formally opening two antitrust investigations into Motorola Mobility, looking to determine whether Motorola has "used certain of its standard essential patents to Continue reading…
