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A Day Without Google Draws Crowds
A few brave souls have, from time to time, given up Google - quit using the search engine and all its related…
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Canadians Embrace Web 2.0
Social networking and blogging among Canadian Internet users is not just for young adults according to a new poll by TNS Canadian facts.
AT&T, Verizon Oppose Google Over Airwaves
Google’s used to arguing with Microsoft, and the Mountain View-based company has had many dustups with Yahoo. Now AT&T and Verizon have stepped in, however, and are opposing Google’s plans for the airwaves.
SMX: Personalized Search – Fear or Not?
Despite the session’s title, the Q&A quickly devolved into less of a discussion of “Fear or Not” and more into “Why did you do this to us, Google?!” (Followed closely by the response, “You’re not normal. Er, a regular user.”)
Microsoft: What Google Killer?
Microsoft doesn't have a Google-killer, and that's pretty much it. At least, that's how it sounds from a somewhat flippant Satya Nadella, Mr. Softy's newest head of search and search advertising. "Microsoft: What Google Killer?"
The World Thinks Google’s Big Brother
There’s a lot of buzzing in the blogosphere right now (you can read Jordan’s coverage here), as it appears Google is under fire again for its privacy policies. AP reports that London-based Privacy International has issued a study of 23 internet companies, with Google coming out dead-last. In fact no other company studied, received the same low rating.
