Wednesday, August 11, 2010

Tech News Today

Google's agreement with Verizon sparks criticism
Google and Verizon have reached an agreement on Net neutrality. Both sides have made compromises. The agreement could become the basis of the FCC's Net neutrality strategy. But, some say the agreement isn't good enough

Dvorak: Don't Tax the Internet
Congress is looking to impose sales tax for out-of-state purchases made over the Web. Columnist John C. Dvorak calls the bill out as just another government money grab

Verizon iPhone rumors heat up
Apple has reportedly ordered millions of chipsets for a Verizon iPhone. And a recent SEC filing suggests that AT&T will soon lose iPhone exclusivity. The rumors set a January timeframe for an iPhone launch on Verizon

Qualifications needed to be HP's next CEO
There are plenty of names being tossed around for who'll take over Mark Hurd's old job. CNET takes a look at what qualities HP's board should be seeking in that candidate

Craigslist responds to prostitution claims
A recent Washington Post ad accused Craigslist of promoting prostitution. Now, Craigslist has responded. It has asked for more information on the cases cited. It says that it is fighting trafficking and wants to improve preventative measures.

Netflix, Epix reach deal
Netflix has reached a deal with Epix. It will let Netflix stream movies three months after they appear on pay TV. Included in the deal are movies from Paramount, MGM and Lions Gate. The deal reportedly cost Netflix close to $1 billion

Note: Cross posted from nutzworld.com.

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