The applications represent the culmination of a $3 billion effort to upgrade services and link competitors to the network that Qwest acquired in its takeover of the regional Bell company U S West in 2000.
Embracing the hyperlink ethos of the Web to a degree not seen before, news organizations are becoming more comfortable linking to competitors — acting in effect like aggregators.
The page freely links to competitors with features like "Required Reading," summing up articles in newspapers and magazines, and "Staff Picks," a list of articles that Post employees are reading.
Hence, understanding their structural mechanisms is crucial to predicting response to disturbance whether linked to invasive competitors, parasites, or change in environmental conditions.
Experiments to chemically cross-link the competitor peptide during the exchange reaction may provide some information regarding the structure of the exchanging complex.
Unlike card-linked competitors edo and Cartera, CardSpring is not a merchant-facing platform itself.
Unlike card-linked competitors edo and Cartera, CardSpring is not a merchant-facing platform itself.
However, CardSpring itself – unlike card-linked competitors edo and Cartera – is not a merchant-facing platform.
But Empire executives said that the firm chosen to review their bid, Thacher Associates, included on its staff a former employee of a law firm linked to a competitor for the franchise.
The four practices Mr. Almunia listed in May included the way Google displayed links to its services differently from links to competitors' services, and its use of restaurant and travel reviews from competitors' Web sites.
A sharp drop in passenger numbers during the recession has forced airlines to consider linking up with competitors through acquisitions or alliances to share profits and employees, coordinate their route systems and even pool resources to buy airplanes.
