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21 hours ago ago from Google Watch

Folks responded with good points to my post from yesterday, "Why Microsoft is So Far Behind Google on the Web," a riff on how Microsoft lets Google buy what it wants -- AdMob, YouTube, DoubleClick -- without challenging or responding to its nemesis. The comments that praise Microsoft for its frugality regarding Internet businesses have the tenor of "well, Google buys companies that don't make any money." Spoken like people who don't believe ...

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20 hours ago ago from Everything Google...and more - Google Inside

Greasemonkey, if you're unaware of it, is an application that sits on top of Firefox and let's you add your own functionality to websites. There are hundreds and thousands of great scripts out there that you can apply to various sites, but today I want to highlight the best [and most installed] scripts for [...] Number 5 Number 4 Number 3 This guy wasn't exactly thinking though. Tying the ring to the balloon? Really? Number 2 ...

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Singing Goodbye to Google

20 hours ago ago from Everything Google...and more - Google Inside

This ex-Google sings goodbye to Google and she moves on to AOL. Kristin Kovner is moving on to AOL. Mark Lucovsky is leaving Google to join VMWare. Lucovsky was a technical director for Google's AJAX Search API platform. After leaving Microsoft, this is what was said happened, Mark Lucovsky has stated that Steve Ballmer, on being informed that Lucovsky was about to leave Microsoft for Google, picked up a chair and threw it across ...

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FTC taking closer look at Google’s AdMob purchase (AP)

12 hours ago ago from Daily News Blog

SAN FRANCISCO – U.S. antitrust regulators are taking a closer look at Google Inc. 's proposed $750 million purchase of mobile phone marketer AdMob, the latest sign of greater government vigilance as Google tries to expand its advertising empire. The Federal Trade Commission sought more information about the deal this week, according to a Wednesday post on Google's blog. This so-called second request doesn't mean regulators intend to ...

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14 hours ago ago from Published scoops | Social Bookmarking For Blogs

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FTC Taking Closer Look At Google's AdMob Purchase : NPR

18 hours ago ago from NPR

Search hear continuous streams 24-Hour Program Stream NPR News and Shows hear the latest news [4 min 45 sec] Latest NPR Newscast FTC Taking Closer Look At Google's AdMob Purchase by The Associated Press text size A A A SAN FRANCISCO December 24, 2009, 06:40 am ET U.S. antitrust ...

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14 hours ago ago from DailyFinance

When reports of Twitter 's profitability came out, it seemed like a great underdog story. Social media critics have long blasted the microblogging platform for its lack of a revenue model. In October, real-time search deals with Google ( GOOG ) and Microsoft ( MSFT ) generated $25 million in revenue -- more than Twitter's annual expenses of between $20 million and $25 million. That would indicate a profit -- never mind the $155 million that's ...

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10 hours ago ago from The New York Times

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