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TwitterGoogle’s $6 billion bid to buy daily-deal site Groupon has been rejected, according to multiple sources. The proposed acquisition had generated no small amount of controversy in the blogosphere. Some commentators praised the proposed acquisition as a landmark opportunity for Google to enter the local advertising market, which it has had some difficulty doing. Others [...]
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Google’s Groupon Grab Off?
Posted by Micheal Barbrick on December 6th, 2010
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Google Instant is not working for many users
Posted by David DeMark on September 9th, 2010
September 9 – Many users on the internet are complaining that Google’s newest launched of the search enhancement that that automatically updates as you type is out of service this evening. While many are enjoying quick and easy searches, there seems to be some reports that Google Instant is experiencing some difficulties with Microsoft’s Internet [...]
Google continues to simplify search with its newest Google Instant
Posted by David DeMark on September 8th, 2010
Google is continuing to add strides in the race to search engine perfection while displaying its role as the leader of search engines by continuously pushing technology to its limits. Within the next couple days, Google will be launching a new enhancement to its search platform with its newest addition of Google Instant. Google Instant [...]
Google’s September 7 logo has left many web surfers wondering
Posted by David DeMark on September 7th, 2010
Google has definitely outdone itself with the new logo hosted on its search engine page. I stumble upon the page last night and, with no exaggeration, it took me about 35 minutes before I realized how long I’ve on the page, hovering my mouse over the colorful dots that quickly sent the balls flying everywhere [...]
Google announces launch of its new internet phone service
Posted by David DeMark on August 25th, 2010
Google today announced that users of Gmail, its e-mail service may use its chat system to make calls to landlines and mobiles, in an operation which aims to compete in a market dominated by Skype. The Internet giant said on its blog that in the next few days, U.S. users can start using the new [...]
