YouTube Censors Islam Critic?

At YouTube, You can say pretty much whatever You want, as long as it's not about Islam. If that's not true, YouTube user Nick Gisburne begs to differ after his account – his entire account – was deleted for its "inappropriate content." What exactly did he say? Well, nothing really. He let the Koran speak for itself.

Pirates of the Googleplex?

Fans have flocked by the millions to theatres worldwide to take in the first two installments of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean movie franchise. While Captain Jack Sparrow is enjoying the spotlight, however, the film studios are turning their attention and ire toward pirates of another sort.

Yahoo Mobile Drives Ads Across The World

Nineteen countries in Europe, Asia, and the Americas will be in Yahoo's sights for mobile advertising, with the debut of a new platform for mobile marketing clients. Interactive ads for big brand names will be in the top space at the Yahoo Mobile web home page.

Barack Obama Goes For The Web Push

Howard Dean led the way with his grassroots online efforts that brought his failed Presidential campaign millions in contributions. The Senator from Illinois has a campaign that wants to build on Dean's work and avoid his mistakes.

PayPal, eBay Crushing Google’s Options

In terms of traffic growth and market share, it's just no contest. So many more people hit eBay's options that Google's Checkout and Base may as well be invisible. When Microsoft is beating Google at something, it can't be a good thing. As Hitwise analyst LeeAnn Prescott noted in her look at how Google Base and Checkout have fared since last summer against eBay and…