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Anne Wojcicki , the much-liked biotech analyst who got engaged to Sergey Brin of Google over the holidays, has left her job as an analyst in order to start a personal genetics startup.Comment Original post by Valleywag
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A while ago, according to InternetNews.com , MartinLutherKing.org appeared as top result on Google when searching for martin luther king .Comment Original post by Google Blogoscoped
Google handed out awards for the best Google Gadgets by college students. The winners list is a useful place to find maybe some new Gadgets for your personalized homepage, including a dictionary map, which shows relationships between words as an …
Over a year ago, Google paid a billion dollars for a chunk of AOL, and probably the most exciting part of the deal was the announcement that Google Talk and AOL Instant Messenger would probable eventually connect to each other. …
Google Inc. is coming to the South of Market area here, at least temporarily. Confirming a local report, local industry sources tells GlobeSt.com that the ubiquitous search engine company has agreed to sublease …Comment Original post by Globest.com
Universal Music Group CEO Doug Morris resents that MTV and other cable music channels built multibillion-dollar businesses around videos given away by record companies anxious to promote their artists.Comment Original post by San Jose Mercury News
Universal Music Group CEO Doug Morris resents that MTV and other cable music channels built multibillion-dollar businesses around videos given away by record companies anxious to promote their artists.Comment Original post by SiliconValley.com
Google Inc. and Yahoo Inc. have increased their shares in the U.S. Internet search market, a survey said on Monday.Comment Original post by People’s Daily
A few years ago, I wrote a post called Portalization which showed a Yahoo homepage screenshot with certain services grayed-out, as an indicator of which corresponding tools Google offered.Comment Original post by Anil Dash
Samsung and Google have signed a deal to make the internet company products available to Samsung mobile phones, so starting sometime this year there will be certain Samsung phones with access to services such …Comment Original post by Gadgetizer.com
Universal Music Group CEO Doug Morris resents that MTV and other cable music channels built multibillion-dollar businesses around videos given away by record companies eager to promote their artists.Comment Original post by USA Today
Awhile ago, we at Sound Money Tips published a second set of resources to help track down an old friend, flame, or family member.Comment Original post by Sound Money Tips
Paolo Amoroso sent me an email this week asking: Why do you emphasize blog design? After all, many users follow blogs via news readers.Comment Original post by Blog Tips
LOS ANGELES: Universal Music Group CEO Doug Morris resents that MTV and other cable music channels built multibillion-dollar businesses around videos given away by record companies anxious to promote their …Comment Original post by International Herald Tribune
SAN FRANCISCO – Google Inc. has increased its share of the U.S. Web search market to 47.4 percent with a gain of 0.4 percent during December, while No.Comment Original post by Reuters on Topix.net
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Need for testing grows along with online ad spending. January 15, 2007 By Todd Wasserman Most marketers wouldn’t think of launching TV and print ads without testing them first, but online ads typically have …Comment Original post by Brandweek