Jason Ankeny
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Facebook moves to steal video chat thunder
By now, everyone has heard that Facebook and Skype have teamed up to launch Skype video chat services via Facebook. It is a good bet that many more people have heard about it than heard about
Comcast provides first glimpse at Skype TV app
Comcast announced at The Cable Show last month that it was preparing a TV-based version of Skype, and has taken another step in its buildup to the Skype-over-TV launch by rolling out a video
FCC's net neutrality rules could be published soon, paving way for lawsuits
The FCC is expected to send its net neutrality rules to the Office of Management Budget (OMB) for Paperwork Reduction Act vetting soon, according to Multichannel News. The move is important because
Microsoft wins FTC's blessing on Skype acquisition
Microsoft's ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) proposed $8.5 million acquisition of Skype has earned the endorsement of U.S. antitrust regulators. The Federal Trade Commission issued an update Friday saying it approved
Comcast prepares Skype callers for their close-ups with TV calling
CHICAGO - From the "are we really sure anyone wants it" department, Comcast ( Nasdaq: CMCSA ) is apparently going to partner with Skype to provide high definition video calling on TVs. The partnership
Entner: A quiet sigh of relief as Microsoft acquires Skype
On May 10, 2011, Microsoft acquired Skype for $8.5 billion. It is widely seen as another catch-up move by Microsoft in its battle against Google's and Apple's increasing dominance of the traditional
In-Stat: WiFi/cellular handsets reached 247M units in 2010
New research from In-Stat indicates shipments of Wi-Fi/cellular handsets reached some 247 million units in 2010. "In the past, cellular operators earning their revenue from a per-minute service plan
Vodafone's Q1 results show data promise
Vodafone claims that its strategic focus on smartphones and mobile data is reaping rewards and, despite a 7.8 per cent drop in annual profit, reiterates its ability to meet forecasts based largely on
Skype to give Microsoft an answer to Google Voice, Apple FaceTime
Microsoft's ( NASDAQ:MSFT ) pending $8.5 billion purchase of Skype raises a number of difficult questions for those in the wireless industry: What does the deal mean for wireless carriers like Verizon
Microsoft to acquire Skype for $8.5 billion
Microsoft ( Nasdaq: MSFT ) confirmed that it is going to buy VoIP provider Skype for about $8.5 billion. By acquiring Skype, Microsoft will gain a new weapon to challenge the likes of Apple to get a
