Siemens dismisses its Web TV unit in China
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German industrial conglomerate Siemens  AG may withdraw from the Internet TV market in China, a local  newspaper reported on Friday. Siemens has dismissed its team in  charge of Internet Protocol Television in China, the Shanghai  Securities News said, citing industry sources saying that it  was a "failure" for Siemens after the company had lost a bid to  cooperate in the launch of IPTV services in Shanghai.
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After a public outcry over the collapse of BenQ's German mobile telephone making operations, electronics giant Siemens has sought to repair its reputation by cancelling a generous pay-rise for top managers and using the money saved to help BenQ's German employees instead.
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A Chinese supplier of Apple Computer's iPod has withdrawn a defamation lawsuit it filed against two Chinese journalists over claims of labor mistreatment.
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German engineering conglomerate Siemens has won an outsourcing contract from the BBC worth 2.7 billion euros (&#36;3.3 billion) and will acquire the broadcaster's information technology unit, it said on Friday.
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China has banned a popular British online computer game that portrays Taiwan, Tibet and Hong Kong as independent countries.
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China is blocking access to the Web site Google News, media watchdog Reporters Without Borders said on Tuesday, and accused the US-based company of being complicit by filtering its Chinese-language site.
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The controversial new logo for the 2012 Olympic Games has been removed from the organisers&#39; website after a warning that the moving images could trigger epileptic seizures.
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The military-installed government completed the takeover of the countryâs only independent television station, and said it would temporarily pull it off the air after it failed to pay billions of dollars in fees. The takeover was expected after the station said last week that it could not pay the fees. The government announced yesterday that it would terminate iTVâs license after the deadline had passed for paying nearly $3 billion in fines, broadcasting license fees and interest. The governmentâs move was the latest in a series of decisions that have raised concern among investors and the public about the direction of Thailandâs leaders. Others include the imposition of capital controls and new restrictions placed on foreign ownership of Thai companies. A minister in the prime ministerâs office, told reporters the station would stop broadcasting today but could resume transmission as early as Friday if government officials could resolve legal issues for new ownership.
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Siemens AG, Germany s largest engineering company, said fourth-quarter profit fell because of costs related to design faults in trains and a software bug in mobile phones.
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SHANGHAI, China -- A Chinese supplier of Apple Computer's iPod has withdrawn a defamation lawsuit it filed against two Chinese journalists over claims of labor mistreatment.
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UK mesh pioneer taken out of administration
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German industrial giant Siemens has signed a â¬2.69bn contract to deliver technology services around the world to the BBC, a deal that will see it acquire the broadcasterâs technology subsidiary.
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China's biggest television exporter announced losses stemming in part from declining sales and a scandal involving its biggest U.S. customer.
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Unused frequencies means even more to ignore 3GSM IP Wireless has announced the successful end of its Bristol-based broadcast TV trial, which has been running for the last few months in conjunction with Vodafone, Telefonica, Orange, and 3.â¦
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The death of the video recorder came a step closer today when the country&#39;s largest electrical chain said it is stopping selling them.
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China has officially banned The Simpsons and several other   cartoon shows from airing during prime time to provide a boost to the   country's ailing animation industry.
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TOKYO (CBS.MW) - Shares of Chinese television maker Sichuan Changhong Electric Co. Ltd. fell sharply in Shanghai on Tuesday, after reports it warned of a $317.5 million loss due to an inability to collect payments from its US distributor.