Manage updates with the Download App
Content from CNET tagged with
commission [x] , merger [x]
- Show Results by
- News (9)
- Narrow Your Results
- AT&T Corp. (5)
- BellSouth Corp. (5)
- condition (4)
- Google Inc. (2)
- Net Neutrality (2)
- Microsoft Corp. (2)
- online advertising (2)
- regulator (2)
- chairman (2)
- Republican (2)
- telecommunications (2)
- vote (2)
- U.S. (2)
- acquisition (2)
- decision (2)
News Stories
Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundFCC approves AT&T-BellSouth merger
December 29, 2006 After months of partisan deadlock, the Federal Communications Commission approves the merger valued at roughly $86 billion.FCC vote on AT&T-BellSouth merger postponed
October 13, 2006 Commission cancels Friday meeting, pushes back vote on the proposed $80 billion merger until Nov. 3.FTC allows Google-DoubleClick merger to proceed
December 20, 2007 In a 4-1 vote, regulators give their blessing to the controversial union, despite outcry from competitors and privacy advocates.EU extends review of Google-DoubleClick merger
November 13, 2007 European Commission's decision to take a deeper look at the proposed merger potentially puts the $3.1 billion deal at risk.AT&T-BellSouth merger vote delayed for third time
November 3, 2006 FCC has once again postponed the vote because Democrats and Republicans cannot agree on conditions of the telecoms merger.Greater scrutiny for Europe's outsourcing deals
August 30, 2007 Updated competition guidelines mean more outsourcing deals in Europe may have to go to the European Commission for approval.Adelphia sale nears completion
July 13, 2006 Federal Communications Commission is expected to approve sale of assets to Comcast and Time Warner Cable.AT&T and BellSouth: Why you should care
November 7, 2006 After its proposed merger with BellSouth, AT&T will in many ways be bigger and stronger than its monopolistic predecessor, Ma Bell.FCC commissioner can break tie in AT&T-BellSouth merger
December 9, 2006 General counsel says commissioner can vote, even though he recused himself with conflicts of interest. Sponsored matches for "merger"
