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Digg has raised an additional $27.8 million from a funding round led by Highland Capital Partners. The company has now taken nearly…
As we continue to await the launch of MySpace Music, the company has launched a new self-serve advertising platform for MySpace users. The program is geared toward bands, which would compliment MySpace Music's launch quite nicely, though other users are free to advertise with it as well.
A group called the American Antitrust Institute is probably the last thing Google or Yahoo wanted sticking its nose into their search deal. Now the AAI has done so, though, and surprisingly, it doesn't see the partnership as a completely objectionable proposal.
Some guy is claiming to be the third founder of Google. Hubert Chang has released a video in which he talks about helping Sergey Brin and Larry Page come up with PageRank, Google's business model, and even the name "Google" back in 1997, but chose to pursue his Ph.D at NYU rather than attach his name to the Google project. Listen to what Chang has…
Google has always had the policy of not doing evil. This is a policy that critics of the company love to cite when they don't approve of something Google's up to. It goes without saying though, that Google's 10th anniversary project, titled "Project 10100" or "10 to the 100th" is definitely the opposite of evil.
Just read Mike’s piece on KY Gov. Beshear’s demand that international gambling sites block access to Kentucky users or forfeit their domain names. I’ve liked Beshear mostly, he took down a real crook of a predecessor in the last election and backed casinos amid a firestorm of opposition to raising much needed revenue—objections have been […]
