added 2007 Wed May 30 6:19:00 by y_soitenly
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - The Federal Trade Commission has begun a preliminary antitrust probe into Google's planned $3 billion deal to buy online ad company DoubleClick, according to a report published Monday.Antitrust concerns first surfaced shortly after the proposed merger was announced April 14. At that time, three digital-privacy groups a
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - The Federal Trade Commission has begun a preliminary antitrust probe into Google's planned $3 billion deal to buy online ad company DoubleClick, according to a report published Monday.Antitrust concerns first surfaced shortly after the proposed merger was announced April 14. At that time, three digital-privacy groups a
added 2007 Sat May 5 3:38:51 by GilbertZ
Check out this so-called support thread on Intuit's site. If you own Quickbooks 2004 for processing credit cards, you now must upgrade to Quickbooks Pro or else you can't process your credit cards anymore. A customer complained, without using profanity, and Support admonished him for foul language while rattling off lame excuses. Shameful.
Check out this so-called support thread on Intuit's site. If you own Quickbooks 2004 for processing credit cards, you now must upgrade to Quickbooks Pro or else you can't process your credit cards anymore. A customer complained, without using profanity, and Support admonished him for foul language while rattling off lame excuses. Shameful.
added 2007 Sat Mar 24 7:17:21 by TechnologyExpert
The Federal Trade Commission is putting the final touches on a follow-up to its September 2000 report on the marketing to children of violent movies, music and video games. The first such assessment in three years, it will examine the selling practices of a mainstream entertainment industry that in the interim has become increasingly dependent on a
The Federal Trade Commission is putting the final touches on a follow-up to its September 2000 report on the marketing to children of violent movies, music and video games. The first such assessment in three years, it will examine the selling practices of a mainstream entertainment industry that in the interim has become increasingly dependent on a
