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Business strategies in the U.S. communications and entertainment have recently been shaped profoundly by spectrum issues.
A new innovative app which measures instant reaction showed that more than half of those watching Wednesday's presidential debate believed Mitt Romney won - even though an overwhelming number of the thousands of college students taking part in the study were supporters of Barack Obama.
In total, 52 percent of the participants using the "React Labs: Educate" app believed Romney won the debate.
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Hollywood might be the most famous part of California, but it's not what sustains the rest of the state. According to CNBC, California lost its number-one ranking as the Top State for Technology to New York for 2012, dropping down to number three.
While the T-Mobile/AT&T merger may be dead in the water, the former's parent company, Deutsche Telekom, has signed a definitive agreement with MetroPCS Communications, Inc. T-Mobile will combine with MetroPCS, creating what will be positioned as a leading value carrier for the U.S. wireless market.
Microsoft has settled a computer-fraud case involving a website operated by a Chinese business - and will drop a pending lawsuit.
Last week, Intel had a premier event where they showcased a large number of tablets and tablet hybrids that will be coming to market around the launch of Windows 8.
I've been messing with a number of tablets this year and think I can make some recommendations.
On Monday, Forbes.com contributor Larry Downes reported that the UN's telephone regulatory agency, the International Telecommunications Union (ITU), has been trying to tell the Internet world that it is not trying to rewrite the rules of Internet governance. The upcoming World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT) is thus reportedly not designed to take control of the Internet.
U.S. high-tech executives appear more confident about global trade and exports than they were two years ago.
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