Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Google ices Android launches in China • The Register
Google ices Android launches in China • The Register
The Chinese are making a huge mistake in the manner that they are handling Google in China. We originally thought that China would simply ignore the issue via the well-known Oriental inscrutability, but the systematic attacks on Google systems from within China - where nothing like that happens without government sanction - are stupidly poisoning the world technology atmosphere - greatly to China's detriment. We thought the Chinese were smarter than that.
The Chinese are making a huge mistake in the manner that they are handling Google in China. We originally thought that China would simply ignore the issue via the well-known Oriental inscrutability, but the systematic attacks on Google systems from within China - where nothing like that happens without government sanction - are stupidly poisoning the world technology atmosphere - greatly to China's detriment. We thought the Chinese were smarter than that.
AdSense for Feeds: Socializing your feed with Twitter
AdSense for Feeds: Socializing your feed with Twitter
"We're now taking our distribution and analytics a step further by enabling the ability to automatically publish the feed items that meet your criteria to Twitter, using the Google URL shortener at goo.gl."
Sunday, January 17, 2010
Google-China showdown may alter tech game
Google-China showdown may alter tech game:
"The Google-China flap has already reignited the debate over global censorship, reinvigorating human rights groups drawing attention to abuses in the country and prompting U.S. politicians to take a hard look at trade relations. The Obama administration issued statements of support for Google, and members of Congress are pushing to revive a bill banning U.S. tech companies from working with governments that digitally spy on their citizens."
Google Hack Attack Was Ultra Sophisticated, New Details Show | Threat Level | Wired.com
Google Hack Attack Was Ultra Sophisticated, New Details Show | Threat Level | Wired.com
"Google announced Tuesday that it had been the target of a “highly sophisticated” and coordinated hack attack against its corporate network. It said the hackers had stolen intellectual property and sought access to the Gmail accounts of human rights activists. The attack originated from China, the company said."
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Google threatens to pull out of China - Telegraph
Google threatens to pull out of China - Telegraph
January 13, 2009 by Malcolm Moore in Shanghai and Peter Foster in Beijing:
January 13, 2009 by Malcolm Moore in Shanghai and Peter Foster in Beijing:
"Google, the internet search engine, has said it is ready to close down its business and quit China because of the country's increasing censorship."But do the Chinese care?
Google Docs Becomes Google ‘Any File’ as Cloud Wars Heat Up | Epicenter | Wired.com
Google Docs Becomes Google ‘Any File’ as Cloud Wars Heat Up | Epicenter | Wired.com
Ryan Singel writes:
"Google is now offering a small virtual hard drive in the cloud so you can access all sorts of files anywhere — the latest salvo in an arms race to become the dominant player in cloud services.
As with many Google initiatives, this one may be deceptively modest: When it is completely rolled out, Google Docs will accept uploads of any kind of file — not just text and spreadsheets. That move heightens their competition with Microsoft, and takes on Apple and a number of small startups in the business of creating backup and storage space on remote servers."
Monday, January 11, 2010
Search Engine Stats : Google, Yahoo, MSN, Bing
Three PPC Predictions For 2010 | PPC Without Pity
"An August 2009 study by Search Engine Watch indicates that Google gets about 65% of total searches, Yahoo gets 15%, and MSN/Bing gets about 10%. Looking exclusively at PPC market share, a Rimm-Kaufmann group blog in March 2009 shows that Google dominates with 80% of PPC market share, while Yahoo gets about 15% and MSN/Bing lags with only about 5%."
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Google's 2009: A Glimpse of the Web's Next Decade
Jennifer Van Grove at Mashable, the Social Media Guide, gives us Google's 2009: A Glimpse of the Web's Next Decade
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Google Goggles at Deep Tech - CNET News
Google Goggles at Deep Tech - CNET News - visual search by sight
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