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Google gets clean chit from FTC over search results manipulation accusation
04 Jan 2013
Google won a crucial victory last night after a top US regulator ruled it did not unfairly manipulate its search results, a decision that would come as a heavy blow to major rivals
Tablet PC sales touch 1.1 mn unit in 3Q CY 2012
04 Jan 2013
Delhi rape incident hits ITeS-BPO sector hard
03 Jan 2013
China shuts search engine blacklisted by US
03 Jan 2013
Geometric acquires Germany's 3Cap Technologies
03 Jan 2013
Geometric, in which billionaire investor Rakesh Jhunjunwala is the largest stakeholder, has acquired Munich-based automotive industry electronics engineering IT specialist, 3Cap Technologies GmbH
Aakash 3 tablets to feature SIM slot, more applications
31 Dec 2012
The Aakash 2 tablet is being sold to students at Rs1,130 - a 50 per cent subsidy on the government’s buying price of Rs2,263
China tightens control over internet
29 Dec 2012
The new rules point to the continued muzzling of the online chatter that is often severely critical of the establishment
Infosys defers hiring plans as growth stagnates
28 Dec 2012
Netflix says online video service fully restored
26 Dec 2012
HP still rules the roost in printer market
21 Dec 2012
IBM to acquire StoredIQ
20 Dec 2012
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