Weapon of mass disruption

Article Abstract:

The development of the highly successful iPhone and the negotiations between AT&T and Apple for the phone's distribution is discussed. Apple gets 10 percent of iPhone sales in AT&T stores as well as around $10 from every iPhone customer's bill every month in exchange for the five years of exclusivity that AT&T enjoys.

Electronic computers, Product development, Goods & services distribution, Alliances, partnerships, Channels of Distribution, Computer industry, Microcomputer industry, T, Influence, AT&T Inc., AAPL, Smart phone, Smart phones, Apple Inc., Distribution agreements, Apple iPhone (Smart phone)

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How Yahoo blew it

Article Abstract:

The efforts of Yahoo! Inc. to accquire Google Inc. are described. The competition between the two firms, for a larger market share in the information industry, is discussed.

Acquisitions & mergers, Market share, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Information services, Yahoo! Inc., Information services industry, Company market share, YHOO, Google Inc.

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Systems after the storm

Article Abstract:

The damages caused by Hurricane Katrina to the telecommunications industry are discussed.

United States, Economic aspects, Hurricane Katrina, 2005

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