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Justice Department Confirms Antitrust Investigation Of Google Books

SAN FRANCISCO -- The Justice Department confirmed on Thursday that it is conducting an antitrust investigation into a settlement of a class action between Google and groups representing authors and publishers.

Time for a new era of Google government

"Public Servant is the must read magazine for all those who work in or with the public service. If you don't read it, you are missing out."

Microsoft's Bing makes small gains in the search market

Seattle, July 2: Microsoft's (NASDAQ:MSFT) recently launched new Bing search engine managed to gain some ground against its main rival Google in the search market, but the gains remain underwhelming.

Search Engine Strategies Returns to Germany for 7th Time with SES Berlin Conference & Expo on 24-25 November 2009

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Seattle fire knocks out service to Bing Travel, other sites

Tenants of the Fisher Plaza data center carry servers out of the building Friday morning. The building houses the Bing Travel servers, among others.

Microsoft posts modest search gains with Bing

New search engine Bing helped Microsoft increase its share of the search market in the United States in June but, still lags behind Yahoo! and Google, a Web analytics firm reported Wednesday.

Big gains for Microsoft's Bing

Microsoft's recently launched Bing search engine has increased the Redmond giant's its share of the search market by 1% in the US according to analysis for June conducted by Web analytics firm StatCounter.

Google updates Gmail labelling

Google has made another update to its labelling feature in Gmail in an attempt to make it easier for users to organise their inbox.

Lights. Camera. ChaCha! Leading Mobile Service Challenges Fans to Create Their Own "Life with ChaCha" Commercial

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Long-lost class ring searching for owner

He puts notices in the free "lost and found" service in the newspaper, particularly when he has something like "glasses, goggles, prescription lenses — Worthless type stuff to anybody but the owner."

Users Like Bing More, But Still Prefer Google

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Google Voice: Now For Small Businesses

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Get To The Top of Google in Five Easy Steps

You've chosen or know your target market, now you have to get inside their heads and think about the types of keywords they might type in to a search to find your product/service.

Get To The Top of Google in Five Easy Steps

You've chosen or know your target market, now you have to get inside their heads and think about the types of keywords they might type in to a search to find your product/service.

Google spruces up its search feature for blogs

Google has announces it has added a number of new features to its Google Blog Search service, which it hopes makes the content of blogs on the internet easier to access.

Get To The Top of Google

You've chosen or know your target market, now you have to get inside their heads and think about the types of keywords they might type in to a search to find your product/service.

Bing Gaining on Google? Not Necessarily

Have you heard the news? Microsoft's Bing is taking a bite out of Google, boasting first-month market share gains while the competition's stronghold slips away! At least, that's what some headlines around the Web might lead you to believe this week.

Google vs. Bing: Bing Holds Its Own

Bing's home page adds pizazz, with a stunning travel-oriented photo posted daily. An image of manta rays in Mexico graced Bing one day. Mouse over the image for factoids -- "These curious creatures are gentle, sociable and playful." Such digressions are fun. From the home page, you can click on images, videos, shopping, news, maps and travel.

Google Voice will let you change your phone number for $10

After what seems like an eternity in closed private testing, Google is starting to send out beta invitations for Google Voice (formerly GrandCentral). The company also reportedly snagged about a million US phone numbers to use for the service, which lets users give out a single phone number that will ring all their phones and record, transcribe, and email voicemail messages.Those new phone numbers will come in handy for new customers. But what if you're an existing user looking to change your number? I signed up for GrandCentral when I lived in Brooklyn and got myself a number with a 718 area code.

Microsoft adds selected "tweets" to Bing

WASHINGTON, July 2, 2009 (AFP) - Microsoft is integrating messages from prominent users of Twitter, the hot micro-blogging service, into the results generated by its new Internet search engine Bing.

Autonomy Corporation plc executes license contract with major US National Law Enforcement Agency

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Google Book Search Gets a Minor Update

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Yahoo Releases Delicious Google Chrome Extension

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Google's books deal under US scanner

NEW YORK: The US government has initiated an anti-trust investigation into the proposed USD 125 million- deal between Google and book publishers related to copyright issues.

Red Condor Outperforms Google's Message Security in Head-to-Head Anti-Spam Test

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