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In what’s being hailed a sports broadcasting “first,” tomorrow Google will begin live streaming all 60 Indian Premier League matches for the 2010 season on YouTube. You can imagine the massive expense for Google to …
Pity the creative team: telling the world how great your client’s product is in no more than 140 characters is no small feat. That’s right. Fresh details of the Twitter advertising platform are starting to …
Tag this one “kettle,” “pot,” “black.” The growing prospects of a Google antitrust probe on both sides of the Atlantic has drawn into the fray the search giant’s biggest nemesis: Microsoft. Not surprisingly, what’s shaping …
It’s a double-whammy day for Google in Europe. Less than 24 hours after the European Commission asked Google to respond to complaints lodged by three other search engines, an Italian court
It was bound to happen sooner or later: Google’s search engine, which has a market share of between 80% and 90% in Europe faces its first major antitrust challenge.
An online protest this morning was building aimed at Facebook’s new data center in Oregon. The issue? How it intends to power its social network of 400 million strong: with “dirty coal.”
The writing on the wall is clear: social media will soon be the dominant internet activity.
In another milestone Facebook has pulled ahead of Yahoo as the biggest site in the U.S., according to Compete.com, at …
Many non-Americans are perplexed at the popularity of American football with its start-and-stop action. They don’t seem to get that start-and-stop is the point. Over the years, American football has evolved into the perfect sport …
Facebook is encroaching Google’s prize turf: search. More and more, people you know and trust are directing online traffic, as opposed to clever algorithms. Clearly, search is going social.
In one area it has already caught …
In a mea culpa heard round the online world, Google apologized for disregarding users’ privacy concerns in the launch version of its Buzz social media application. It then tweaked it for the second time …
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