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MySpace, the dominant social networking site, would like to partner with one of the Web's leading search engine companies. So said Peter…
In a report titled "Online Banking 2006: Surfing to the Bank," the Pew Research Center declared that the number of Internet users who bank online is on the rise. Unfortunately, their most recent in-house data appears to be from December of 2005.
PRWeb has announced a viral, direct to consumer powered press release that offers $1000 to bloggers that find all 10 of the new features PRWeb has added recently.
It'll take two men to fill Bill Gate's shoes at Microsoft. In a surprise announcement late yesterday, the behemoth software company chairman, whose Windows operating system changed the face of personal computing, said he would "transition" out of a day-to-day role in the company so he could more intensely focus on charity work.
I can't remember which technology columnist predicted on-demand television in 2-3 years, but I do remember thinking it was a seriously optimistic projection.
Google launched a search site specializing in U.S. government information on Thursday. It's called, appropriately enough, Google U.S. Government Search, and it covers a number of sources from local, state, and federal levels.
