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Part of Google's ruling triumvirate, co-founder Larry Page, appeared on Capitol Hill to talk about broadband and other topics, like the ability…
Seems like everybody in the States is wound up pretty tight these days thanks to impending economic troubles and continuing denial at the upper crust. The bad news gets worse: A wound-up America won't be unwinding this summer.
The top Republican on the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, Joe Barton, again asked Google about its privacy practices.
Google CEO Eric Schmidt thinks an ad deal with rival and potential Microsoft ally, Yahoo, could work without incurring the wrath of antitrust investigators. Yahoo shareholders should be the wrathful ones.
Some of eBay's more popular (and printable) nicknames include feeBay and greedBay. But an upcoming move - the introduction of a fair trade site - may improve the company's image a little.
If Internet buzz is any indication of the future—and it's not, mind you, unless Ron Paul really will get the Republican nomination—David Cook is your next American Idol. According to search metrics and questionable phone measurements, Cook edged out David Archuleta by the slimmest margin in Idol history.
