Google, The Next Dark Empire?
Posted by Steve Kennedy on 1 June 2006 | Tagged as: Business, Google, Search
Steve Kennedy takes a look through Google’s product inventory and compares it with competing products.
Posted by Steve Kennedy on 1 June 2006 | Tagged as: Business, Google, Search
Steve Kennedy takes a look through Google’s product inventory and compares it with competing products.
Posted by Simon Perry on 25 May 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Yahoo, Advertising, Search
eBay and Yahoo get Intimate in a deal covering four separate parts, payments, advertising and possibly Click-to-Call.
Posted by Simon Perry on 19 May 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Google, Search, Software
The release of the Google Web Toolkit will be leading to sleepless nights at Microsoft and Sun. We look into its background and explain its impact.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 15 May 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Shift to Web delivery, Search, User Generated Content (UGC), Web
Murdoch starts to use his MySpace portal to flog his Fox content. The opener is 24 with a Burger King deal.
Posted by Simon Perry on 12 May 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Google, Search, Software, Content Indexing & Navigation
Every company wants to impress, and Google prove they’re no different by announcing 4 new apps at their annual press briefing.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 2 May 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Yahoo, Search, Content Indexing & Navigation
CNet execs look over their shoulder as Yahoo’s new tech advice and shopping site elbows into their territory.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 24 April 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Search, Web, VoIP, Music
VoIP company set to launch its own international digital music service. First of many similar deal, we suspect.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 13 April 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Google, Search, Web, Software
After a long wait, the super-slick online application lets users publish events and invite others. Look out Yahoo!
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 7 April 2006 | Tagged as: Content, Google, Search, Software
Upgraded toolbar from Google includes antiphishing feature and spel chek.
Posted by Mike Slocombe on 29 March 2006 | Tagged as: Content, USA, Google, Search
Rivals Yahoo and Microsoft eat dirt as Google continues to dominate the US search market.