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    • Google Expands Office Software

      Posted by Jeff from SFGate.com

      The two companies already offer e-mail, word processing and spreadsheet programs, and other tools. Google's new presentation software will compete against Microsoft's ubiquitous PowerPoint software that's part of its popular Office suite. "This completes what most users of PCs consider the Office suite," said John Battelle

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    • Google to buy DoubleClick for $3.1 billion

      Posted by Jeff from MSNBC

      Google outbids Microsoft: Seeking to expand its already well-honed ability to sell targeted Internet advertisements, online search leader Google Inc. said it has agreed to pay $3.1 billion in cash to acquire ad-management technology company DoubleClick Inc.

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      Billionaire Zell to Google: Show me the money

      Posted by Jeff from ZDNet

      I think many newspapers are thankful for the traffic they get form Google News but others want aggregators to pay ... "We have a situation today where effectively the content is being paid for by the newspapers and stolen by Google, etcetera. That can last for a short time, but it can’t last forever. I think Google and the boys understand that. We’re going to see new deals and new formulas in the media space that reflect the reality of cost benefit,” as cited by The Stanford Daily.

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    • Google CEO, Co-Founders Get $1 Salary

      Posted by Jeff from SFGate.com

      Besides his $1 salary, Schmidt, who was No. 116 on Forbes magazine's most recent ranking of American billionaires, received a bonus of $1,723 and "other compensation" valued at $555,742, according to a proxy statement filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday. The bulk of that other compensation, $532,755, was for personal security.

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      House panel: Why did Google 'airbrush history?'

      Posted by Jeff from CNN

      Swapping the post-Katrina images and the ruin they revealed for others showing an idyllic city dumbfounded many locals and even sparked suspicions that the company and civic leaders were conspiring to portray the area's recovery progressing better than it really is.

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    Jon comments on:

    New Google Friend Connect Tool Helps Sites Be More Friendly

    Marshall Kirkpatrick had an insightful, skeptical take on this.

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    7:24 pm 5/13/08
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    Damianmann comments on:

    New Google Friend Connect Tool Helps Sites Be More Friendly

    Ya…but it’s GOOGLE !!!???!!!

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    12:19 am 5/13/08
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    Jeff comments on:

    New Google Friend Connect Tool Helps Sites Be More Friendly

    This seems fairly limited and lame to me. Facebook is still way ahead.

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    10:47 pm 5/12/08
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    Damianmann comments on:

    Google's Shareholders Vote to Continue Censorship in China

    yeah…I agree the we may seem a bit much. But, then, I don’t see too many people up in arms over it either…therefore, "we" isn’t too far off.

    “So much attention is paid to the aggressive sins, such as violence and cruelty and greed with all their tragic effects, that too little attention is paid to the passive sins, such as apathy and laziness, which in the long run can have a more devastating effect.

    eleanor roosevelt

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    7:29 pm 5/10/08
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    theangryindian comments on:

    Google's Shareholders Vote to Continue Censorship in China

    I’d be careful about using "we", it implies a collective thumbs up, which I doubt Google’s execs would respect unless you own stock with them.  While China’s government is questionable, so is this one.  Especially since "we" owe them billions.  They are paying for Pax Americana in Iraq and te Afghanistanian theatre after all.

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    7:26 pm 5/09/08
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    Damianmann comments on:

    Google's Shareholders Vote to Continue Censorship in China

    They’re , eventually, going to steal the technology and make their own google. We screw ourselves and their people by doing business with their government.

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    5:11 pm 5/09/08
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    socean comments on:

    Google's Shareholders Vote to Continue Censorship in China

    If Google were to tie commercial opportunity to openess, China would go after the money on its own. That is, if they are paid to be more relaxed, they will be. If they can keep things closed and not loose too much money, they will keep things closed.

    Its actually the advertisers and marketers that use Google that have the most power to influence policies.  Follow the money. Its the only thing that votes in China.

     

     

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    2:46 pm 5/09/08
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    Jeff

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    Jeff is the founder of NewsCloud. He is also a freelance writer and blogs at Idealog.

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    Damianmann

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    Damian is a former campaign worker for Ralph Nader and current delegate/precinct captain for Barack Obama . He is also a registered Independent voter. He's written columns for "Tabula Rasa" magazine as well as many music magazines around the globe. Whatever you do, don't offer him alcohol.

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