Sentence examples for contested internet from inspiring English sources

Industry analysts said the memorandum tried to ease the concerns of regulators, online rivals and other open-access advocates that the proposed $165 billion merger could limit competition in the hotly contested Internet field.

Pitney Bowes has played down its ClickStamp product, leaving the door wide open for Stamps.com, which analysts said is the lone dot-com survivor in what was once a hotly contested Internet category.

In the first six months of 1999, Juniper has secured an impressive 13% of the revenue and 8% of units sold in the hotly contested Internet Protocol (IP) routers.

The BBC Trust, which was created last year, previously approved other contested BBC Internet initiatives, including the addition of advertising to the BBC News Web site outside Britain.

Accusations flew about monopolies, but Microsoft contested that Internet Explorer wasn't a product, but just a feature.

This is contested by many internet service providers, another "stakeholder", keen on the freedom to charge different services differently for bandwidth.

But it's in one of the most hotly contested areas of Internet economy.

Alteon Websystems, a player in a fiercely contested segment of the Internet industry, is expected to raise the competitive heat with the announcement today of new technology for managing data traffic on the Web.

Cisco's csco also slipped in early trading after News.com reported that the company's growth could be tempered by the firm's disclosure in recent days that it has shelved plans to build high-end technology for the so-called core of the Internet, a hotly contested niche.

The conference is just one in a number of venues where Internet policymaking will be contested.

The company now wants to be seen as a serious and reliable provider of Web hosting and other Internet services for the hotly contested small-business market.