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There's a lot of grandstanding going on in the game console industry. Nintendo brags about its history of innovation; Microsoft is smug…
Google owns the search market, but for other content types the number two search engine company has first place in those categories.
For sites that are trying to move up the ranks in search engines, the time may come where they have to make a choice. Google appears to approach the issue differently than Yahoo! and MSN do, making it difficult, if not impossible, to rank highly in all three.
Salesforce.com, a maker of CRM software, generated mostly disappointing financial news in the first quarter. Revenue rose by an impressive 63 percent, but the company's bottom line weakened, and it gave disappointing guidance. Its stock dipped by 1.6 percent as the news was released.
Beyond the vaunted minimalist Google home page, the next nineteen Google domains barely account for 20 percent of visits to all things ending in Google.com.
Google's weekly look into the "moral and intellectual trends" of the searching populace, Google Zeitgeist, revealed that Google users have "an insatiable appetite for all things flashy and sordid."
