Google.de Slips Its Leash
Google users in Germany got a surprise on Tuesday morning when, for a brief period, the search engine company seemed to have…
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Google users in Germany got a surprise on Tuesday morning when, for a brief period, the search engine company seemed to have…
Google's made one more step into India, but it's done so in an uncharacteristically quiet manner. Rather than buy out another company, or at least throw up a new research center, the search engine giant merely contributed an "undisclosed amount" to a seed investment firm known as Seedfund.
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I had an interesting issue come up with a client recently.
Remember all that caterwauling outside of MacWorld a couple of weeks ago? The ecstatic throngs seizing up and falling to the floor upon sight of the iPhone, bringing back memories of Michael Jackson tours in the Eighties where girls would cry themselves into comas? Yeah, well, if searches for the term "iPhone" are any indication, expect that mass market hysteria to continue.
It has been widely speculated that Google's Book Search project would become the gateway to a much larger vision that the search company had in mind all along. By going public with their intent to offer an e-book service, Google has dropped the other shoe regarding its efforts to digitize book content.