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| In Search Of Revenue: New Google Ads Everywhere (GOOG) Eric Schmidt says that, because of shrinking ad budgets, Google (GOOG) will hire fewer employees and buy fewer companies.
To combat decelerating revenue, Google also loading its properties with new types of ads.
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Google Hawking Chrome Overseas, On YouTube (GOOG)  Google's (GOOG) Chrome browser has miniscule market share. So what's Google doing to get more people using their new browser? Quite a lot, actually, it's just that those of us in the English-speaking world aren't seeing much of [..] |
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| Nokia grabs control of Symbian - then gives it away OS makeover starts with foundation
Nokia has bought up the bits of Symbian it didn’t already own and is chucking the OS into an open-source foundation along with the S60 UI layer, accompanied by Sony Ericsson and DoCoMo, who are throwing in UIQ and MOAP(S) respectively.
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Google looking to purchase Digg?  This one seems a bit weird, but generally reputable sources are claiming that Google is in talks to acquire news site Digg for a sum of $200 million. While neither Google nor Digg has released anything resembling a public comment on the matter, word on the street is that talks have progressed to the final [...] [..] |
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| Google Cuts Back On Holiday Party Excess (GOOG) To save money and avoid looking too celebratory in scary economic times, Google (GOOG) is cutting back on its holiday parties this year, too.
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| More Google Catch-up: Gmail Adds Video IM (GOOG) Google (GOOG) is rolling out video and voice chat for Gmail. We tried to download the plug-in and restart our browsers, but it doesn't seem to work on our computers yet. A Google source tells us the technology is being rolled out to [..] |
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| 17 hemmeligheter i Google Google er verdens mest brukte søkemotor og har hatt mange morsomme spøker og skjulte finesser opp gjennom tidene. PCworld.com har samlet en liste på 17 skjulte finesser hos Google. ITpro viser deg sine 10 favoritter. ITpro.no [..] |
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| EU grabs 30MHz of spectrum for talking cars My other car’s a right nag
The EU has agreed to reserve 30MHz of spectrum (around 5.9GHz) for cars that want to talk to each other, in the belief that doing so will save lives rather than add more driver-distracting gadgets.
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| That Was Quick: Google Kills Virtual World 'Lively' (GOOG) Google (GOOG) is killing its virtual world, Lively, after less than five months, to focus more on its "core search, ads and apps business."
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