 CNBC.com |
Apple, Google, Others Agree to App Privacy Rules
Wall Street Journal By GEOFFREY A. FOWLER California's Attorney General Kamala D. Harris reached an agreement with six of the largest companies in the mobile device market that could change how app makers handle personal data and the way millions of people download apps. State to scrutinize privacy in mobile apps Calif. Mandates Obligatory Privacy Disclosures for Mobile Apps Apple, Google Agree to Mobile App Privacy Rules With California |
 BBC News |
Apple faces iPad legal action in China
BBC News A company called Shenzhen Proview is attempting to stop Apple selling iPads in China in a dispute over the right to use the tablet computer's name. Proview claims ownership of the name iPad, accusing Apple of acting dishonestly when the US giant bought … iPad trademark dispute shows troubles of doing business in China Apple defends 'iPad' name in Chinese court Apple Defends Rights to iPad Name in Shanghai Court |
 Bakersfield Now |
T-Mobile, Others Want Verizon's Cable Deal Killed
eWeek T-Mobile and others have asked the FCC to block Verizon's deal with four cable companies, saying it would give the company an "excessive concentration" of spectrum. T-Mobile and nine public interest groups are asking the Federal Communications … T-Mobile Asks FCC to Block Verizon Cable Airwaves Purchase T-Mobile seeks to block Verizon spectrum purchase T-Mobile wants the FCC to kill Verizon's spectrum deal with big cable |
