Technology
Oracle, Sun deal to be filed to EU in July - source
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Oracle Corp's plan to buy computer maker Sun Microsystems will be notified to European Union antitrust authorities this month, a source familiar with the deal said on Friday. Full Article
INTERVIEW - Sony Ericsson still vital part of Ericsson - Treschow
HELSINKI (Reuters) - Ericsson's chairman said on Friday the Sony Ericsson joint venture remained a vital part of the telecom equipment maker and that he was keen to get it back to the profitability levels last seen in 2007. Full Article
Internet News
Treasure Hunt gets digital update in WiFi Venice
MILAN (Reuters) - Treasure Hunting will go fully digital on Friday night when players chase a mysterious oriental wand with special powers along the narrow streets and bridges of Venice. Full Article
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GREAT DEBATE
China’s Web filtering starts in the West
However controversial and unworkable China’s plan to require Internet filters on PCs proved to be, Western firms have largely themselves to blame for creating and selling such filters in the first place. Commentary
COLUMN
Vodafone needs focus, not scale in UK
A Vodafone takeover of T-Mobile UK to create the country's dominant mobile operator would be bad news for consumers and competitors. It might even be bad news for Vodafone itself. Full Article
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PLUGGEDIN
Fledgling website hopes to open journalism to all
A year-old website, inspired by the use of Twitter and Internet media reporting out of Iran, hopes to become the go-to forum for citizen journalists everywhere as traditional media pulls back. Full Article
Gameworld
Health games become a serious business
Videogames were once blamed for rising obesity rates but are now being championed by the medical industry and for use by government departments for their health benefits. Full Article
Business Books
Generation Y makes waves in workplace
They might wear flip flops to the office and address colleagues as "dude," but the youngest generation of workers brings fresh creativity and openness to the workplace. Full Article
