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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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Google Inc. is becoming much more active in lobbying in Washington, as evidenced by the amount of money it is spending to advocate for policies it favors. See original post by Tulsa World

Google open to settling with Oracle? wants to widen its claims beyond the $2.6 billion in damages it says it has suffered as a result of Google Inc. See original post by Business Journal

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That’s the consensus from several industry analysts regarding Google’s decision last week to replicate some Postini features within Apps to simplify IT administration and beef up the suite’s security. See original post by ComputerWorld

People have to stop bringing phones into the bathroom, because a recent survey says that’s the No.1 way precious contact lists are lost. See original post by MSNBC

Shares of Motorola Mobility Holdings Inc. jumped Thursday afternoon on speculation about the company’s large portfolio of patents, at a time when intellectual property has drawn significant interest from larger companies. See original post by MarketWatch

Never mind the free gourmet food orgies , company-sponsored servants , on-site massages, cash handouts, multi-million-dollar retention bonuses, posh commute coaches – Google is actually “very frugal,” according to the guy who obtained a $10 million, four-year pay package from …

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The top maker of microprocessors for PCs now expects 8 to 10 per cent growth in unit shipments of computers this year, down from the low double-digits it had stuck to earlier in defiance of fears that market momentum was …

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Last Modified: Thursday, July 21, 2011 at 12:05 a.m. Companies have long used criminal background checks, credit reports and even searches on Google and LinkedIn to probe the previous lives of prospective employees. See original post by HendersonvilleNews.com

In what is probably the biggest eBook deal in a long time, Google says that ebook versions of the Harry Potter series will be integrated with Google Books. See original post by ZDNet

The report, which cited people familiar with the matter as its source, has caused InterDigital’s shares to soar for a second straight day. See original post by Business Journal

Google+ may have grabbed as many as 18 million users just three weeks after launch . See original post by CNet News

Canada’s privacy commissioner has outlined a year-long consultation into issues about online tracking, profiling and targeting. See original post by Canada.com

Google+ is expanding its mobile reach with today’s debut of an iPhone app dedicated to the new social networking site. See original post by ZDNet

Looking back on his decade as Google’s CEO, Eric Schmidt said the company should have focused more on connecting people — a hole that allowed the emergence of rival internet giant Facebook. See original post by WPBF

Google VP admits she once ‘broke the Internet’ Google Vice President Marissa Mayer once almost broke the Internet . See original post by MSNBC

It’s not even out of its infancy, but Google+ has already been blocked in China. See original post by Time