WINDOWS CENTER: AT&T CEO gets $2 million pay cut following T-Mobile defeat


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February 23, 2012

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	AT&T CEO gets $2 million pay cut following T-Mobile defeat
	Adobe vows 5 to 10 more years of Flash advances
	T-Mobile to launch 4G LTE in U.S. next year
	Chrome to support Do Not Track privacy feature
	Little startup Infochimps has a platform for big data


	AT&T CEO gets $2 million pay cut following T-Mobile defeat CEO Randall Stephenson will see his total pay for 2011 drop by more than $2 million over his role in the failed bid to buy T-Mobile. More \| Share on Facebook

	Adobe vows 5 to 10 more years of Flash advances Even as the company redirects efforts to HTML5 and narrows Flash's scope, Adobe is also promising investments in Flash for 5 to 10 years. More \| Share on Facebook


	T-Mobile to launch 4G LTE in U.S. next year The carrier will use money and spectrum space obtained from the failed AT&T deal to forge ahead with LTE in the U.S. in 2013 as its current sales and customer numbers continue to sink. More \| Share on Facebook


	Chrome to support Do Not Track privacy feature Google previously found Do Not Track "interesting" though too vague, but now says the technology for blocking behavioral ad targeting is mature enough to use. More \| Share on Facebook


	Little startup Infochimps has a platform for big data Infochimps announces platform as a service environment for the redhot big data market. More \| Share on Facebook

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