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One short sentence in Google's fourth quarter financial press release has raised some eyebrows. "Google does not expect to make further donations…
The company announced a new "policy framework" concerning the removal of blogs from its MSN Spaces services when requested to do so by a government.
Nowadays, when you buy a PC from Dell (or most major manufacturers) you have to reformat and reinstall to get the full performance of the hardware, as the default installation comes packed with oodles of bloatware.
The AFP reports that Bill Gates told a Microsoft conference in Lisbon that he has so much money, the IRS needs a seperate, special computer just for his financial information.
The Age asks a tough question: If Google knew its fourth-quarter tax rate was going to be almost 70% higher, did it have a responsibility to warn shareholders?
What limits, if any, should be placed on journalist who blogs on their own personal sites?
