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Jackson Clarion-Ledger - If someone mentions “dark fiber,” you might think of a brand of cereal. Or even a sandwich on dark-fiber bread. Perhaps even an energy drink. But these words have a technical meaning that could shape an exciting future for data networks. Dark fiber

Digg Fires Google for Online Ads
US News and World Report - SEATTLE (AP) — Digg Inc., a reader-powered news site, fired Google Inc. as its online advertising partner Wednesday in favor of a company Digg’s top executive described as young and willing to take risks: Microsoft Corp. “We at Digg couldn’t think

Google Tracks Hydrogen Peroxide Terrorists?
WebProNews - This isn t breaking news in the business or financial sense, but it is, as far as anybody seems to know, new. So here we go: British police have put a sponsored link in Google s search results, and that ad connects hydrogen peroxide and the anti

Google working on own-brand handset to grab share of $11bn mobile
Times Online - Google is angling for a huge slice of the potential $11 billion ( 5.4 billion) mobile advertising market with the launch of a Google phone especially tailored to its services. The internet search giant is understood to be developing a handset

Google Ups Value of Big Computing Award
US News and World Report - NEW YORK (AP) — New support from Google Inc. will help increase the cash prize for the annual Turing Award, one of the most prestigious honors in computing, to $250,000 from $100,000. The Association for Computing Machinery, which gives the Turing

Newsmaker: Google’s battle for wireless spectrum
CNET News - newsmaker An upcoming Federal Communications Commission spectrum auction is pitting search giant Google against the largest phone companies in the country in a public-policy battle that could determine how Americans access the Internet in the future

CEOCIO China: A Successful Search for Google
PR Newswire - BEIJING, July 16 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ — CEOCIO China Magazine, a leading Chinese business and management publication, recently reported through its China Business Feature ( http://www.cbfeature.com ) on the current state of Google’s efforts to get a

Google’s $4.6bn wireless plan grounded
Times Online - Google s plans to bid for a portion of America s airwaves were dealt a blow last night when the Federal Communications Commission refused to approve two of the internet company s conditions. Google had said that it would match the $4.6 billion

Google knows all with Web History
Guardian Unlimited - Google is set to keep a closer eye on what you do online with a new service that tracks of every web page you visit. Web History, which is already available for American users, is being released to users worldwide in 26 languages today. The service

Report: Google shows phone prototype to manufacturers
Washington Post - Google has developed a prototype cell phone that could reach markets within a year, and plans to offer consumers free subscriptions by bundling advertisements with its search engine, e-mail and Web browser software applications, according to a story

Google wants to talk with you on your mobile
CNET News - So the rumors were true. Google is getting into mobile. At least, that’s what the Wall Street Journal is reporting today . Mobile makes sense for Google (lots of future money there), but I wish it felt it could get the same effect by investing in an

Kill the competition
Times Online - Friday, August 3, 0730 BST HEADLINES Credit crunch claims 4.5bn M&B deal Hedge funds profit from gloom Anglo to launch sale of Tarmac Cescau puts Unilever through the mangle Google plans mobile phone move US investigators pursue insider ring Russia

Google launches Google Web History in UK
PC Advisor - Google today announced that Google Web History is available in the UK. Google Web History now allows UK users with a Google log-in to quickly return to websites they have visited in the past. They can also edit or delete items they want removed from

AlwaysOn Stanford Summit: lawyers for Google, IBM, and Apple ponder
ZDNet.be Blogs - Posted by Denise Howell @ 2:21 pm Categories: Conferences , Patent Tags: Google Inc. , Patent , AlwaysOn , Apple Inc. , Stanford , IBM Corp. , Patent System , Denise Howell If you, like me, have been trying to get your arms around the state of U.S

News Blog: Posts tagged maps
CNET News - The search engine giant announced the move Friday on its LatLong blog about Google Earth and its other mapping efforts. It didn’t disclose terms of the deal. “We’re excited about how ImageAmerica’s technology will contribute to our mapping services

Google wary of behavioral targeting in online ads
Washington Post - MOUNTAIN VIEW, California (Reuters) - Google Inc. (GOOG.O) is looking to find more links between the searches its users do in order to better target advertising, but the company is reluctant to go much further than that in tracking their behavior

Too Little Room in White Space
Washington Post - A group of companies including Microsoft and Google had hoped to convince regulators that some new devices could carry high-speed Internet connections over television airwaves without interfering with broadcast signals. But it didn’t work as planned

Microsoft to test free Works plus ads
Silicon.com - The world’s largest software maker has been pondering the future of Microsoft Works, its basic spreadsheet and word-processing software, in the face of rising competition from Google’s suite of business software services. Unlike Google Docs and

Google provides free 411 service for phone listings
Akron Beacon Journal - The money you spend on 411 calls might seem like small potatoes, but it’s big business. Each time you ask an operator to look up a number or place a call, you’re charged $1 to $2. Revenue from 411 calls was nearly $8 billion in 2006, reports the New

Google faces uphill climb forging wireless deals
ZDNet.be Blogs - Google s wireless plans are coming into focus, but it will face a big hurdle: Convincing wireless carriers that it is a partner and not a foe. The Wall Street Journal reports today that Google is approaching numerous wireless carriers like T-Mobile

Google Mobile is Hiring
BusinessWeek - Need another proof that Google is up to something where wireless services are concerned? Check out the company’s job postings: Google has 81 mobile- and wireless-related positions open, according to Unstrung . One of the openings is for head of North

Network Communications, Inc. Signs Multi-Year AdWords Deal with Google
Forbes - Network Communications, Inc. (NCI), the leading publisher of printed and online real estate information in North America, today announced a three-year partnership with Google to offer AdWords(TM) and other local products from Google to the real

Google by the numbers
Newsday - Headquarters: Mountain View, Calif. Financials: Earned $105.6 million, or 41 cents per share, on revenue of $962 million in 2003. Primary revenue source: Advertising linked to online searches. Daily searches performed: More than 200 million. Number

Report: Google spending millions on phone project
BizReport.com - As part of the program, Google is talking with wireless carriers about offering a phone it has designed to best display its core applications. The phone would not be available until at least 2008, according to the newspaper. Among the carriers, T

Google builds own phone
The Register - Looks like Google is again trying pull US telcos round to its way of thinking, this time with plans underway for a handset optimized for its online services. The precocious Silicon Valley company has reportedly spent hundreds of millions of dollars

Google CEO Sells Shares
CNBC - NEW YORK - The chairman and chief executive of Internet search and services company Google Inc. sold 57,100 shares of common stock under a prearranged trading plan, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing Tuesday. In a Form 4 filed

WSJ: Google mobile phone in a year
PC Advisor - Google has developed a prototype mobile phone that could be available within a year, according to a story published in The Wall Street Journal. The company plans to offer consumers free subscriptions by bundling advertisements with its search engine

Canadian group opposes Google-DoubleClick deal
CNET News - The latest group to chime in on Google’s proposed $3.1 billion acquisition of ad firm DoubleClick is the, get ready because this is a long one–Canadian Internet Policy & Public Interest Clinic at the University of Ottawa–to be referred to as the

Google drawn into big energy-saving monitor debate
Business Day South Africa - THE debate on whether a darker background on a computer monitor saves more energy than a lighter one has resulted in leading search engine Google drawn into the controversy willy-nilly. A Google spokesman told Business Day yesterday that two sites

Google unveils ’smart advertising’ system for Arabic websites
Gulf News - Dubai: Google unveiled an advertising system for Arabic websites last week, allowing even small-scale web publishers the chance to earn revenues when visitors access their site. ‘AdSense for Content’, an automated programme designed by the search

Running It All Off The Web
BusinessWeek - Google ( GOOG ) Docs & Spreadsheets ( google.com ) has similar e-mail access features. So far it offers only a word processor and spreadsheet, but a presentation tool is in the works. Its interface is less cluttered than Zoho’s and makes such tasks as

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