On the heels of Google’s experimental location-aware browser add-on, Mozilla announces its own opt-in geolocation feature. Interestingly enough, it’s powered by Google.
Apr
30
Associated Press Chief Tom Curley threatens a news blackout. Will Google flinch?
Apr
30
Google announced today that it has expanded the beta testing for the new AdWords interface. It is now available in ten languages to most active AdWords accounts. While Google promises that more languages will be added in the future, the ones that are currently available include: - English - Spanish - French - German - Italian - Dutch - Hebrew - Simplified Chinese - Japanese - Brazilian …
Apr
30
Google Apps has gained a directory tool designed to simplify and accelerate the setup of this hosted collaboration and communication suite.
Apr
30
I reported at the Search Engine Roundtable that one new AdWords advertiser found a $30,000 surprise from Google in her AdWords account. The advertiser said in a Google AdWords thread that she set up a test ad one night and when she returned the next morning to see how the ad was doing, she noticed she ran up a bill for almost $30,000.
Apr
30
Google is considering floating data centers because of the practical problems it faces in trying to locate data centers on coastal land, where real estate is typically expensive.
Apr
30
Time Warner Inc’s AOL Internet unit said on Thursday it has appointed former Google Inc executive Jeff Levick as president of global advertising and strategy, overseeing its Platform-A advertising sales business.
Apr
30
Google Inc. has been getting more frugal with its employees and other expenses as the recession crimps its growth, but the Internet search leader isn’t skimping on political lobbying, according to a recent disclosure form. The Mountain View, Calif.-based…
Apr
30
Google Inc. has been getting more frugal with its employees and other expenses as the recession crimps its growth, but the Internet search leader isn’t skimping on political lobbying, according to a recent disclosure form.
Apr
30
*Google* doesn’t really advertise its products—its business is to get other people to advertise theirs. So when the company takes the time and money to heavily promote something people tend to notice.