The Week We Searched For- August 13, 2010
Google and Verizon net neutrality proposal has received a lot of criticism this week from net neutrality activists, who claim that, if passed, the Google-Verizon proposal will privatize the web. [...more]
Google and Verizon net neutrality proposal has received a lot of criticism this week from net neutrality activists, who claim that, if passed, the Google-Verizon proposal will privatize the web. [...more]
This week's stories are filled with disappointing quarterly revenue reports from many of the industry's leading companies. [...more]
Twitter enters the second stage in their monetization strategy with @earlybird deals -- a new handle created to promote special deals and bargains. [...more]
In this week's stories, Twitter and YouTube both try to expand their market base with new, more targeted strategies. [...more]
Google dominates this week's stories with their planned acquisition of the travel software company ITA and the redesign of their Google News platform. [...more]
In this week's segment, we discuss Facebook's new VP of Global Policy, the possibility of a Google version of iTunes, and Twiter's settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. [...more]
Twitter dominated this week stories with their acquisition of Smallthought Systems' Trendy, an analytics company. [...more]
Google dominates this week's stories with some big announcements from their I/O Conference and Eric Schmidt's response to the latest privacy breach. [...more]
In this week’s column, we discuss Google’s relationship with Germany, as it tries to push forward with its Street View product, Mark Zuckerberg's views on privacy, and Steve Jobs’ recent attack against Adobe. [...more]
This week’s stories are dominated by Twitter’s first annual developer conference, where the Twitter leadership appeared in San Francisco with a strategy to bring more features in house, and start generating some serious revenue. [...more]