And Then There Were 3 Google Chefs
Steve Petusevsky's quest to score one of two executive chef jobs at Google's Mountain View headquarters continues, as he revealed he is…
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Steve Petusevsky's quest to score one of two executive chef jobs at Google's Mountain View headquarters continues, as he revealed he is…
AOL has announced the acquisition of Truveo Inc. a video search engine provider based in Burlingame, California.
The 'wisdom of crowds' theory experienced a setback when the community of users for the popular Digg.com tech site focused their ire on an O'Reilly editor, accusing him of stealing source code.
The video search engine Truveo didn't spend very much time as a stand-alone company, as AOL came calling with a briefcase full of money and left with the business in hand.
By purchasing video search startup Truveo, AOL may have given its pal at Google a little kick in the ribs after making off with $1 billion of their investment.
Patrick has saved up $700. He was hoping that a new iBook would come out from Apple, but that didn't happen. Now he has his eyes on a new MacBook (he hates the name, by the way).