Europe Approves Google’s Merger With DoubleClick
European regulators approved Google’s $3.1 billion takeover of the online advertising company, the final hurdle to a deal that would strengthen Google’s already powerful position on the Web.read more | digg story
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EU clears Google’s DoubleClick bid
European Union regulators cleared Google Inc.’s $3.1 billion bid for online ad tracker DoubleClick, saying the deal will not hurt competition for online ads.
Critics have complained the deal would give Google too much power.read more | digg story
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Why YouTube should fear Hulu
Watch out Google. Two old-media dinosaurs, Fox and NBC Universal, have created one cool venue for their hottest shows.read more | digg story
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Pentagon bans Google map-makers
American Military Versus Google. WHO SHALL WIN.read more | digg story
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There’s a reason Google’s best…
And it’s not just because of it’s business model.read more | digg story
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Microsoft’s Google - killer strategy: Finally on the way?
With Google beefing up its app business, we’ve been wondering when Microsoft would respond. We’ve been reporting on Microsoft’s intention to support a mix of Web-based services and on-premise software. Now Nick Carr has word that the news may come down quite soon.read more | digg story
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About Time! It Took 16 Months, But Google Relaunches Jotspot
Google acquired hosted wiki service Jotspot in October 2006. The service immediately stopped taking new users, although existing users were supported. Now, nearly sixteen months later, Jotspot will finally relaunch on Thursday morning under the Google Apps team, as Google Sites.
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Google Gives All SF Homeless Free Voicemail
Google has made an announcement that could help hundreds of homeless people in San Francisco get back on their feet. Every single homeless person in the city will be given a life-long phone number and voicemail.
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