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Concepts of open access for 700 MHz wireless spectrum coming up for auction have Republicans screaming mad. Let's play my favorite game,…
At Webproworld, we write about Google acquiring other companies on what seems like a daily basis. We may soon get to write about Google funding them, as well - the search engine giant has joined the Band of Angels, and will invest in young Indian companies.
Google has often had PR problems with its Maps and Earth services; the search giant has also had trouble gaining market share in South Korea. Now a problem that involves both of these issues may be resolved, although the exact solution (assuming there is one) remains unknown.
Twango’s all about sharing media, whether it’s a photo, an audio clip, or a video. But Twango will likely gain a special focus on mobile media sharing, as the company was just acquired by Nokia.
As AT&T resorts to playground taunts, Google pushes up its glasses and resorts to economic theory. But it's still not certain yet which side the FCC will take: the bully's or the Poindexter's.
A beta version of MySpace Mexico launched in January, but as of this morning, the real thing is open for business. MySpace has also hired two new executives in Latin America, and the company intends to host a concert featuring Café Tacuba, “one of the most culturally significant and popular Latin alternative bands in the world.”
