Google will sell its 6.5 percent stake in wireless Internet service provider Clearwire for roughly $47 million (or a discounted stock price of $1.60 per share), according to an SEC filing. The SEC documentation explains Google's exit from Clearwire...
UPDATE (Kevin Newcomb): The huge dip in Google's net income can be attributed to a $1.09 billion "impairment charge" Google took during the quarter, including charges of $726 million related to its investments in AOL, and $355 million related to...
Google - Clearwire: WiMax Paves Internet Autobahn Internet service providers love to talk about how much traffic is rapidly increasing by the year and how they'll either need to charge more or create a different business model for it.
May 2008 - Google joins a coalition of investors supporting Sprint and Clearwire's combining of their WiMax businesses. Like a politician making campaign promises, Google has announced its involvement in the launch of the "Internet for Everyone...
Google - Clearwire: WiMax Paves Internet AutobahnPosted by Kevin HeislerThe Internet search giant has joined a group of blue-chip corporate investors in the new Sprint-Nextel bailout of Clearwire -- a move that will save WiMax and further Google's...
Clearwire isn't the latest Google acquisition. The Internet search giant, though, has joined a group of blue-chip corporate investors in the new Sprint-Nextel bailout of Clearwire -- a move that will save WiMax and further Google's innovations in...
First up, as is being widely reported, Clearwire and Spring are combining their wifi and broadband services. Google has been busy on the legal, tech and policy front lately, and there's a primary theme running through all of their pursuits: Google...
