Google Summer of Code Update: Joomla!
(more…) Original post by Chris Gilmer
Month: January 2007
Google plugs Gmail data leak flaw
By Joris Evers, CNET News.com Published on ZDNet News: January 2, 2007, 2:26 PM PT Google has fixed a security hole in several of its services that exposed the address books of Gmail users, the company said …Comment Original post …
Death and The Holiday Mark This Week’s Google Zeitgeist
(more…) Original post by Chris Gilmer
Did Sergey Brin Get Engaged?
Valleywag is reporting there are serious rumors that one of Google’s two young founders has gotten engaged. If their tipsters are to be beli– Wait a minute! Didn’t we do this same damn story eight months ago?!? Damn! Did A …
Preaching to the Choir
<<Rich Godwin – Senior Account ExecutiveA new report from iCrossing focuses on how and why Americans find CPG products online. The results are highly interesting and, hooray! — they are in line with what we’ve been discussing with our clients …
$1.23B raised in Q4 IPOs
East Bay Business Times – 10:26 AM PST Tuesday The fourth quarter proved to be the best quarter for U.S. venture-backed companies to achieve public market exits in 2006, with 18 initial public offerings …Comment Original post by East Bay …
A New Google?
Google entrenched itself deeper in our lives in 2006, but the success of the world’s most popular search engine is attracting early-stage competitors in the New Year.Comment Original post by Line56.com
KBCafe 2006 Blog Awards
Randy Morin is doing his KBCafe awards for the best blogs of 2006. A whole bunch of Blog News Channel blogs are nominated, including this one, so be sure to vote for InsideGoogle, InsideMicrosoft, Apple Watch and Hoffman’s Hearsay, and …
Google Under Fire; May Rule Forever Nonetheless
Companies The press/blogosphere pendulum, rarely stable, is swinging to an extreme anti-Google position as we start the new year.Comment Original post by PaidContent.org
Google plugs GMail exploit
Google has fixed a vulnerability in its popular GMail web mail service that creates a means for hackers to steal users’ contact lists.Comment Original post by The Register
‘Old Media’ Players Post Market Gains
January 02, 2007 By Paul Bond, The Hollywood Reporter LOS ANGELES — Concerning Wall Street’s view of media, it was out with the new and in with the old last month.Comment Original post by Technology Marketing
Don’t Like Google’s Capitalist Pursuits? Try ‘Yahooing’ Instead
Posted on Jan 2nd, 2007 with stocks: GOOG Ashkan Karbasfrooshan submits: Ok, Google might be evil.Comment Original post by Seeking Alpha
Will Gmail snafus delay Google Apps Enterprise launch?
Categories: Business Models , Google , Enterprise , Google Software Applications “Gmail is an experiment in a new kind of webmail” is how Google begins its “Welcome to Gmail” overview: A Google approach to …Comment Original post by ZDNet Blogs
Can Google Get More Bloggers In 2007?
Matt Cutts is right. Finally, Arrington’s mention of “Matt Cutts, the unofficial Google blogger†also set my spidey sense tingling. No single person should be Google’s unofficial blogger–that’s not scalable. Matt’s talking about how some people expect him to be …
Germany and France split on Google-beater
Germany is withdrawing from an agreement with France to develop a Google-beating search engine.Comment Original post by The Register
The Race to Beat Google
In an article in the January 1st 2007 issue of NYTimes, reporter Miguel Helft writes about the race in Silicon Valley to beat Google.Comment Original post by Read/WriteWeb
“Absolute Unique Visitors” versus “New and Returning”
<<Happy new year! For our first post of 2007, we’d like to add clarity to the difference between two reports that you are probably already using.Among the vast array of reports that Google Analytics provides, “Absolute Unique Visitors†and “New …
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links for 2007-01-02
OS X-compatible Yahoo! Music video player released as beta – Download Squad (tags: yahoo music video) Original post by Nathan Weinberg
New search engine uses researchers to find answers
ChaCha is only a few months old, but business already is upbeat for the search-engine firm.Comment Original post by Nwitimes.com
Glitches dent confidence
A serious flaw is discovered in Google’s free email service allowing hackers to steal users’ entire contact lists.Comment Original post by The Age