Google looks for next young, crazy startup
Google thinks it can be young and crazy again. And it is betting $200 million that it is right. See original post by The Columbus Dispatch
Google Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
Google thinks it can be young and crazy again. And it is betting $200 million that it is right. See original post by The Columbus Dispatch
As we’ve reported before, our good friends over at Google are starting up a daily puzzle challenge. See original post by Wired
Google + use is exploding out the gate. It’s broken the 20 million mark, with 5 million subscribers in the US alone, according to Comscore. See original post by TechWeb.com
Already using Google+? Follow Mashable’s Pete Cashmore for the latest about the platform’s new features, tips and tricks as well as social media and technology updates. See original post by Mashable
An American blogger who stumbled upon a near flawless fake Apple Store in China has become an Internet sensation after her post went viral and triggered a feisty debate about piracy. See original post by People’s Daily Online
Google, it’s kerrrazy. The wacky primary colours in its logo, the eccentric doodles , the constant beta products, the new age offices , the informal ” don’t be evil ” company motto. See original post by TrustedReviews
US District Judge William Alsup ruled on Friday that a new damage estimate should start as low as $100 million, a figure Google was offered SAN FRANCISCO: Oracle’s $6.1 billion damage estimate in its patent infringement lawsuit against Google over …
I’ve been using Google Reader as my exclusive RSS reader for years. I can’t imagine anything better. See original post by The J-Walk Blog
Last Modified: Saturday, July 23, 2011 at 9:07 p.m. “DATA beats opinion” has long been a mantra at Google, where evidence-based research tends to rule. See original post by The Lakeland Ledger
Those who can’t wait until Sunday, can pre-order now via Best Buy. REUTERS An employee walks past the logo of Google in front of its former headquarters, in Beijing June 2, 2011. See original post by International Business Times
Mozilla is scrambling to deal with Google’s decision to drop the Google Toolbar for Firefox, according to notes on Mozilla’s website. See original post by Network World
Date: July 23rd, 2011 11:32 AM – kaskudoo – Closing business – now how to properly close website? Post: Hi Guys, We are closing our business. I plan on keeping the domain alive, just to protect the name for a …
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If not for Google’s first three flops at social networking, the search giant might never have come up with a viable challenge to Facebook and Twitter. See original post by Canada.com
A federal judge on Friday scoffed at Oracle Corp.’s damage claims in its intellectual-property battle with Google Inc. See original post by MarketWatch
Now that Amazon.com Inc. has helped drive the bookseller Borders Group Inc. out of business, the online-retailing pioneer can – and should – pay more attention to a newer pair of rivals, namely Google Inc. See original post by MarketWatch
James Niccolai 23 July, 2011 10:38 Google has acquired Pittsburgh Pattern Recognition, known as PittPatt, a company that develops technology for recognizing faces in images and video, according to PittPatt’s website. See original post by ComputerWorld
Today: Strong earnings don’t help job market, iPhone still more popular at AT&T, Apple -Hulu rumors and Google + The money is there, but where are the new jobs? In the midst of a spate of positive earnings reports from …
All that stuff about AT&T iPhone customers itching to switch to Verizon? If it’s true, it hasn’t happened yet. See original post by CNN
An analysis of the 20 most “expensive” keywords in Google AdWords represent things that many Americans are lacking or worried about these days: Insurance, loans and mortgages. See original post by MSNBC
Mutants are coming to your Android phone . Twentieth Century Fox Film has announced that it’s bringing movie downloads to Google’s mobile platform, allowing legal viewing of flicks like “X-Men: First Class” on Android devices. See original post by CNet …
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