3 hrs ago | The Media Stock Blog
WSJ.com Could Lose 25% of Its Traffic if Murdoch Blocks Google
Whenever Rupert Murdoch goes back to his home country of Australia, he loosens up and says things to the press that he might not say in the U.S. Of course, everyone in the U.S. picks up on it and it becomes a big story, as it did Monday after Murdoch told his own Sky News that he might start blocking Google and other search engines from giving ...
7 hrs ago | East Bay Business Times
Good opening weekend for Droid sales
Verizon Wireless sold about half of the Motorola's Droid smartphones it stocked over the weekend, analysts estimate.
12 hrs ago | CNN Money
Free WiFi in 47 airports! Thanks, Google
Google is planning to foot the bill for WiFi at 47 of the nation's airports for the rest of the year, beginning Tuesday.
16 hrs ago | The Jason Calacanis Weblog
Google Chrome launches "incognito mode" (aka "porn...
Google Chrome launches "incognito mode" Ctrl+Shift+N In Google Chrome you can now hit Ctrl+Shift+N and have an anonymous browser session.
20 hrs ago | Search Engine Roundtable
Sesame Street Count(s) Day 6 Trumps Berlin Wall Logo
Today, if you visit Google.com, you will see Count Von Count as the Google logo on the home page.
Murdoch madness: turning your back on Google
Rupert Murdoch is pursuing his plans to charge for his news content, and will turn his back on Google's news spiders and other aggregation sites.
Comcast providing more funds to Clearwire
Clearwire Corp. is reportedly getting $1.5 billion in financing to help build out its wireless network, but Google Inc.
Google: Snobby, Sanctimonious, Loathsome
A screaming comes across the sky. It has happened before but there is nothing to compare it to now.
Yahoo follows Google onto China's porn offense list
A Chinese government watchdog has ordered Yahoo China to clean pornographic content from a photo-sharing site it hosted, a reminder of the regulatory challenges often faced by foreign Internet companies in China.
Google's bid to scan old books unites foes
Google's ambitious plan to scan millions of old, out-of-print books, many of them forgotten in musty university libraries, has turned into one of the biggest controversies in the young company's history.
Media giant Time Warner Inc. disclosed Wednesday that it's on track to spin off AOL as an independent entity, even as the Internet unit's finances continue to sour.
Hot Stocks: Googlea s Drive for Dominance Extends Into the Burgeoning Smartphone Market
Google Inc. was founded in 1996 and went on to become the undisputed king of Internet search and advertising.
Google Drains Brains To Google Ventures
The news that Google Sites chief Joe Kraus has moved to Google Venture , Google's venture capital arm, is part of a larger strategy that has more to do with human resources than capital investments.
Does Your Mom Edit Your Blog? Google Wants to Know. [MediaMemo]
Do a Google news search, for say, "Will Ferrell," and you'll see that the search giant has started labeling news items from blogs asnews items from blogs.
Microsoft signs deal to boost AdSense rival
Microsoft Corp. said Monday it has signed a deal to expand the reach of a contextual online advertising service designed to compete with rival technology offered by Google Inc.
If something smells funny in Time Warner 's third-quarter report, it's the pungent odor of a rotting AOL.
Droid Has Landed All Right-Right on Google's Homepage [Digital Daily]
"There will be no banner ads on the Google homepage or web search results pages.
Will Google Books Settlement 2.0 quell concerns?
Monday is the deadline for Google Inc. and other parties in the landmark books lawsuit to submit a revised settlement proposal, but some already say it won't be enough to satisfy critics.
Google Already Making Microsoft Mistakes It Wants To Avoid
Last night in a television interview, Google CEO Eric Schmidt , being questioned on avoiding antitrust challenges , said, "Hopefully we won't repeat the mistakes that Microsoft made, you know, 10 years ago that ultimately led to all these things that happened with them." Got news for you, Eric: You've already made them and continue to.
Google, Ad Networks Tighten Privacy Controls
New offerings provide more detailed access and control over online data collection.
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