Google Print Continues Amid Controversy
Google will resume scanning in-copyright works today at partner libraries as part of its Google Print for Libraries program. The project was…
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Google will resume scanning in-copyright works today at partner libraries as part of its Google Print for Libraries program. The project was…
Putting aside all the recent rhetoric and controversy surrounding Web 2.0 companies, a few facts remain, one of which is this: the costs associated with starting and running a business today are significantly lower than they were a few years ago.
JupiterResearch released their projections for the coming holiday season and they look promising. The report, "Holiday 2005 Forecast: Addressing The Impact of Macro-Economic Factors on Holiday Online Retail Sales," examines not only promised higher percentages of sales but also some problems for the coming holiday season.
Like lots of people trying to divine the inner workings and possible futures for the search engine, George Colony has some thoughts on the topic.
Some of that secondary stock offering cash the company raised will go toward paying a workforce of nearly 5,000 people now.
The age of the high-tech redneck is at hand. The Ford Motor Company plans to offer wireless mobile offices in F-series trucks as an option for people who do business on the road. The office will come equipped with a mobile computer running Windows XP and will include a version of Microsoft Office.