Google’s war
Editor’s note: Guest contributor Semil Shah is an entrepreneur interested in digital media, consumer internet, and social networks. See original post by The Washington Post
Google Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
Editor’s note: Guest contributor Semil Shah is an entrepreneur interested in digital media, consumer internet, and social networks. See original post by The Washington Post
Search giant Google, facing a broad antitrust probe into its business practices, has hired 12 lobbying firms, a spokeswoman from the company said. See original post by The Sydney Morning Herald
Apple is set to launch both the new iPhone 5 and new iPad 3 in October, according to a new report. See original post by Business Journal
Have you noticed how Apple and Google have been going round in circles recently? Both OS X Lion and Google’s new Facebook challenger, Google+, sport circular frames around their user photos. See original post by Cult of Mac Blog
Google’s Street View lawsuits will proceed, according to a federal judge on Wednesday. See original post by International Business Times
Google recently announced via the Google Mobile Blog that they’veA updated the Google search experience for BlackBerry 6.0 WebKit enabled devices. See original post by RIMarkable
On Thursday, Microsoft announced that it was shutting down its home energy monitoring service, Hohm . See original post by Ars Technica
The Google boys wanted to show off their number theory chops. Steve Jobs needed to win. See original post by CNN
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Google+ is slick and nice. It was so popular that the company had to shut down the “invite” to the beta version of Google+ after 48 hours of its release. See original post by International Business Times
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It’s the hottest invitation in technology right now — an e-mail telling you how to “learn more about Google+.” If you get one, though, be careful about clicking on it. See original post by ComputerWorld
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Exits for venture-backed companies were down nationally in the second quarter compared to the same period a year earlier, with a notable drop in merger and acquisition activity, Dow Jones VentureSource reported Friday. See original post by Business Journal
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Search giant Google Inc. is one of about a dozen companies involved in talks to potentially buy online video site Hulu, a person familiar with the matter said Friday. See original post by KOMO News
Stock in Northwest Bancshares Inc. and AmeriGroup Corp. were active Friday evening amid equity-index moves. See original post by MarketWatch
Shares of Google Inc. led a strong morning for tech stocks on Friday after the Web search giant was outbid on a massive auction for wireless patents owned by Nortel Networks Corp. See original post by MarketWatch
Google this week added an anti-phishing feature to Gmail that automatically displays the sender’s address for some messages. See original post by ITworld