Online Video Will Not Beat TV

The BBC conducted a survey of more than 2,000 people to learn more about their online video viewing habits. While the Reuters report suggests that nearly half of Brits are watching less traditional TV, the reality is a little different. Here's what Reuters leads with

Google’s Newspaper Troubles

If you are in the frontline you will get the most bullets. That is how Google's troubles with newspapers worldwide can be explained. Google had only recently reached an agreement with Associated Press to use the latter's content and photos. The latest to hit the headlines is the case with Belgian publishers.

Diller Not Buying This Bubble

Barry Diller, the head of IAC/InterActiveCorp, thinks the market for Internet companies is priced well above what they are truly worth.

Italy Investigates Google Employees

Now this is interesting. Italian prosecutors are investigating two Google Italy employees as part of an inquiry into how a violent video appeared on Google Video

Juicier Apple iPod By 2012

Apple iPod has already revolutionized the face of portable music players, and one Google executive says the best is yet to come.