The Guardian News Corp. chief: Google to stop getting free news MarketWatch The Journal will soon introduce a special New York section of the paper, intensifying competition between the two papers for New York-based advertising , ... Google can fix News Media's big Internet problem San Francisco Chronicle (blog) Murdoch slams Google over displaying news on Kalb Report AXcess News Rupert Murdoch Calls For The iPad to Kill Paper-and-Ink Newspapers Fast Company Blogger News Network (blog) ?- Businessandleadership.com all 150 news articles??
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From Google’s Official Blog: Early last month the mayor of Topeka, Kansas stunned the world by announcing that his city was changing its name to Google. We’ve been wondering ever since how best to honor that moving gesture. Today we are pleased to announce that as of 1AM (Central Daylight Time) April 1st, Google has officially changed our name to Topeka . Google's Topeka Home Page The changing of their homepage to Topeka is obviously Google’s April Fools joke for 2010. However, unlike most recipients of April Fools jokes, Topeka, KS is laughing all the way to the bank with the global exposure their city is receiving today for being prominently featured on the most trafficked home page of the internet.
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Oneindia Who Will Win the Google Fiber Contest? PC Magazine It's no doubt that advertising or, at least, connection to Google services that display its advertising , will be a key part of the company's three strategic ... Google Fiber Network Draws Applications From 1100 Communities IndyPosted (blog) Hawaii searching for Internet answers with Google San Luis Obispo Tribune all 182 news articles??
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Smartphone usages continues to grow at the expense of “dumb phones”. From AdMob: * The mobile Internet devices category experienced strong growth, increasing to account for 17% of traffic in AdMob’s network in February 2010. The most popular devices in this category are the iPod touch, Sony PSP, and Nintendo DSi. * Smartphones accounted for 48% of AdMob’s worldwide traffic, up from 35% in February 2009, fueled by heavy application usage on iPhone and Android devices. * Over the last year, the iPhone OS increased its share of smartphone requests from 33% to 50% while Symbian’s share of requests fell from 43% to 18%. *Android was the fastest growing operating system in the AdMob network year-over-year. Android’s share of smartphone requests increased from 2% in February 2009 to 24% in February 2010. AdMob Febraury 2010 Mobile Metrics Report
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AdMob February 2010 Mobile Metrics Report
Cloud computing is the phrase for web-based software you can use anywhere you have an Internet connection. Google’s Vivian Leung explains how the cloud works and why it’s the easiest way to be productive wherever you are.
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How Google Apps Work