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Kai-Fu Lee: The Miracle of Google
In a recently translated letter from Dr. Kai-Fu Lee to family and friends, Lee confessed that his move from Microsoft to Google…
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Googling In the Sandbox
Elinor Mills over at CNET blogged today about Google's method of review period of some new websites and called it that horrendous profanity of the search world, sandboxing.
Yahoo! Health Taps Celeb Brain Power For Charity
You've been itching to know what Tom Green has to say about health issues, haven't you? Me neither, but Green is just one among several D-list celebrities who've been tapped to participate in Yahoo!'s latest health blog initiative.
In Business Planning, Competition is Good
When developing the competition section of your business plan, companies must define competition correctly, select the appropriate competitors to analyze, and explain its competitive advantages.
Google Takes A Break From Print
The highly-criticized Google Print Library project has been put on hold until Novemeber. Google will use this break to find out which copyright holders don't want their property included in the project.
How to Use Graphs and Charts in Your Business Plan
Many people ask how many graphs or charts they should have in their business plans. As with most other business planning questions, the answer is "it depends." This article discusses the key factors influencing the number of graphs and charts to include in your business plan.
