Google cut a search and advertising platform deal with Yahoo Japan, giving it control of 90 percent of the Japanese search market.
What does it mean when big tech companies are going nuts over game manufacturers that let people build virtual farms? Well, things start to get a little bit nutty, that's for sure. Read this blog post by Caroline McCarthy on The Social.
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Metaweb maintains a vast database that records properties and relationships for all sorts of entities--and now Google bought the start-up. Read this blog post by Stephen Shankland on Deep Tech.
The letdown announced Thursday stemmed from Google's expanding payroll and a run-up in the U.S. dollar that has been driven by fears that the euro will crumble if governments in Greece, Spain, Portugal and Italy default on their perilously high debts.
Google got into the flight information industry by buying ITA software.
The question of Horse Boy in Google Street View gets more complicated.
The tech blog from the Financial Times writes about the web, Silicon Valley, innovation and social media.
The tech blog from the Financial Times writes about the web, Silicon Valley, innovation and social media.
The Huffington Post publishes a bizarre essay on how Steve Jobs is perilously close to ruining Apple.
