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| Google unlocks its data centers The clouds open and . . . the face of Google appears. As long anticipated, Google is now allowing outside developers to write applications that will run on its vast network of data centers. The company's App Engine, now in a closed beta, provides a new cloud-based development platform that will compete with, and perhaps complement, the platforms run by Amazon Web Services, Salesforce.com, and othe [..] |
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| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 4.846 |
| Silicon Alley Insider | Relevance: 4.846 |
| Google Crashes Through $300...Is It Finally Cheap? Google crashed through the $300 barrier this afternoon, only a month or so after smashing through $400. So, at $290, is it finally cheap?
"Cheap?" No.
"Pretty darn reasonably priced?" Yes.
At $290, Google's enterprise [..] |
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Google's Chrome Market Share Going Nowhere Fast  The success of Google's (GOOG) Chrome browser will be measured in years, not days. But a week after Google unveiled its new browser, it's losing market share -- not gaining it.
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| Wall Street Starts Cutting Google Estimates As we said last week, one of the near-term headwinds for Google's stock is the likelihood that Wall Street will be cutting estimates for the company for a while. We have heard that Google's internal revenue-growth target for 200 [..] |
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Google: March Paid-Click Growth Awful (Again)  Google's (GOOG) US paid-click growth in March was as bad as in February--up only 2.7%--rounding out a violent deceleration in Q1, says Comscore (per Mark Mahaney at Citi). In all of Q1, Google' [..] |
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| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 4.823 |
Ex-Google Manager Criticizes Android  Bitter and somewhat justified, Ulf Washbusch (we bet he never heard the end of it in high school) has decided to criticize Google Android and the phone on which it will be making its debut. You see, Ulf is now the ex-Google Mobile Product Manager who now works in MySpace’s mobile product operations. We think [...] [..] |
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| Google In NYC: Taking Employees, Handing Out Angels (GOOG) One of the common complaints we hear from NYC startups is that there's a relatively shallow talent pool here for engineers. Wall Street has locked up most of them, the theory goes, and when Google (GOOG) opened up its Chelsea outpost it sucked up most of the remaining ones.
But Union Square Ventures partner Albert Wenger thinks that's bunk. Google's NYC presence, he argues, proves that i [..] |
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| Kotaku | Relevance: 4.809 |
| You Got Konami Code In My Google Reader [Konami Code] Any of you use Google Reader for your RSS needs? I do. Mostly because I can access it from any PC, and it's super-easy to use. Anyway, enough of the free advertising! Seems somebody at Google HQ is a fan of the ol' Konami code, because it's been found that if you open [..] |
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| Google Settles Book Suits, Pays $125 Million Google will pay the Authors Guild and five major publishers $125 million to settle a pair of 2005 suits alleging the company violated copyright laws indexing millions of books for its Google Book Search product.
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Google (GOOG) confirms the tips we'd heard the last two days: It's shutting offices in Dallas and Denver. A company statement made to Google Blogoscoped:
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