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Rumor of The Week: Google To Buy YouTube
TechCrunch's Michael Arrington rates his own rumor at about 40 percent likely, just so we get that out of the way. The "completely unsubstantiated" rumor is that Google is finalizing talks to acquire web video phenomenon YouTube.
No More New Products from Google?
The LA Times' Chris Gaither reveals Google's plans to pull-back from launching new products and instead focus on making the 35 it has, more usable.
Rocketbooming New Monetization Strategies
The most important takeaways from Rocketboom's Andrew Baron's keynote address at the Podcast and Portable Media Expo are that content providers should not only focus on a niche, but should also be audience-centric in their approach to content delivery and monetization.
Political Fact-Checking, According To Google
Does Google have a lie detector in the works? Probably not, but a comment from CEO Eric Schmidt definitely turned a few heads. As a Reuters article stated, "he predicted that truth predictor' software would, within five years, hold politicians to account.'"
Adobe Includes Drag and Drop Flash Support in New Contribute Release
Entry-level and code-challenged webmasters now have a whole new set of tools to play with in the latest release of Adobe's web publishing product. Contribute 4 now boasts improved blog publishing capability and unified web publishing along with support for Flash video.
