4 December 2008, 2:03 pm (0 comments)
Google has long been famous for giving its staff a huge number of perks, from free meals to free time spent on their own projects, but times are changing.
Many companies have had to reduce their non-crucial spending in the downturn and it appears Google is now following suit.
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3 December 2008, 2:03 pm (0 comments)
Microsoft has got its policeman hat on and decided to save the world from malicious websites.
The company announced on its Live Search blog that the Live crawler will now...
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1 December 2008, 1:52 pm (1 comments)
Oops she did it again - Britney Spears was the most searched for term on Yahoo! for the seventh year out of eight, getting higher search engine rankings than history man Barack Obama.
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25 November 2008, 1:58 pm (0 comments)
Google could be preparing to increase its grip on website traffic by preinstalling its new Chrome browser on new PCs.
Microsoft's Internet Explorer has dominated this software plateau in recent...
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10 November 2008, 12:49 pm (0 comments)
Firefox, the web browser, is celebrating its fourth birthday, and it may be set to challenge the established old-timer: Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Microsoft has already conceded that it is
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7 November 2008, 1:56 pm (0 comments)
Google likes to share information with the world and has been digitising books and indexing them for some time, but the whole practice has thrown up a "copyright law conundrum".
That's the words of Seth Finkelstein,
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28 October 2008, 1:27 pm (0 comments)
Google, Yahoo and Microsoft agree with guidelines on internet free speech which are due to be announced today (October 28th).
The Global Network Initiative guidelines will aim to limit requests from governments which do not sit with free speech and other principles, as well as requiring...
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