Status Register 10-07::
Theres no evidence that the DOJ took, therere no hearings that they held, The report does not mention recent moves by vendors such as Dell Inc.
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SanDisk has confirmed that it is one of 24 companies under investigation by the Department of Justice for antitrust violations in the flash memory market, although the company has no idea why.
Samsung Electronics, Toshiba, and SanDisk have all received subpoenas along with Hynix, a major memory vendor in Korea. SanDisk makes flash drives and has a joint venture with Toshiba to manufacture them.
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Intel has not been subpoenaed, according to a spokesman, but has its own headaches with the federal government. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is asking for more information on Intel's proposed spin-off of its flash business with STMicroelectronics.
Market researcher iSuppli projects the flash market will level off in pricing this year after more than a year of plunging prices. The firm expects sales to be up this year, due to decreased output and a brief interruption at a Samsung plant due to a power outage.
FAQ: Yahoo-Google ad deals antitrust scrutiny: Insight - Business ::
Q: What could the DOJ investigation lead to? Department is investigating? Stallman warns of cloud vendor lock-in. Adobe confirms Flash for iPhone
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Telecommunications Accessibility Guidelines::
the type of format (cassette tape, Braille, large print, or computer disk) Motorola cited the DOJ ADA regulation as support that accessibility or
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SanDisk, based in Milpitas, Calif., said it has received subpoenas aimed at both the company and its Chief Executive Officer, Eli Harari, as well as a notice from the Canadian Competition Bureau, Canada's antitrust agency, which is also investigating anti-competitive allegations.
Spokesman Mike Wong admits he's not sure why they are being investigated, especially in light of the precipitous drop in flash memory prices last year. "It seems odd to me if you are one of 24 companies. It's kind of hard to have collusion between 24 companies. We're a little perplexed about the whole thing," he told InternetNews.com.
"With regards to the DOJ, we intend to fully cooperate with the investigation but we can't speculate on what steps they've taken and why," he added.
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DOJ Investigating Flash Disk Vendors