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The Flattening of the Press World
A dirty little secret about PR: they give certain press "exclusives" to try to get the story out better.
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DoubleClick Dumps Email Marketing Unit
Alliance Data Systems Corp. has purchased the email marketing unit for $90 million, and gains access to DoubleClick email clients like AOL and Proctor & Gamble.
US Congress Expresses Disgust with US Tech Firms Relations with China
"I do not understand how your corporate leadership sleeps at night," said California Democratic Representative Tom Lantos, addressing executives of the major search engines earlier today.
GBuy the Google Wallet is Vital to Googles Future
Google has a long way to go before it can catch eBay's PayPal, which has almost 100 million user accounts. But by coupling the power of search to a stored payment system, Google might be able to recruit a critical mass of users quickly, and GBuy could, over the period of just a few months, become a formidable competitor.
State Department Forms Net Freedom Force
The Global Internet Freedom Task Force formed by the US State Department will focus on forming a foreign policy response to governmental threats to Internet freedom.
Are Google SERPs Entirely Organic?
Google has made another alteration the Google Help Center , this time removing the assurance that Google's results are completely automated.
