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Dotcom celebrates 25th birthday
A man uses a laptop computer at a wireless cafe. Recognize Symbolics.com? Probably not.
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Mastering Internet Marketing In 2010
With 2009 over and hoteliers feeling more optimistic, HeBS sees two very different approaches to hotel Internet marketing in 2010: on one side, some hoteliers are still extremely cautious when spending marketing dollars; on the other, hoteliers are hitting the ground running with more expansive online marketing budgets and an enthusiasm to ...
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PayPal plans to double staff in Asia to 2,000 by end of this year
PayPal, the online payments unit of Internet auction site operator eBay Inc., plans to double its staff in Asia to 2,000 by the end of the year.
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Aussie bid to shut offensive site
The Australian Human Rights Commission has threatened legal action against a widely read but controversial US-based website over an article that it says encourages racial hatred against Aborigines.
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Microsoft Bing nabs more Web searches in February
Microsoft Corp.'s Bing search engine gained market share in the U.S. in February, according to research groups.
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No Copy-and-paste in Windows Phone 7 Series
Microsoft continues to emulate the iPhone, more than they possibly should. Just as it is going to support only limited multitasking , just as the iPhone does, the next generation Microsoft smartphone platform will also resemble early iPhone OS versions in another way: no copy and paste.
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Hate Groups, racists increase use of social networking
If Time Magazine can name both the computer and " you " as Person of the Year, why can't the Internet win the Nobel Peace Prize? Perhaps because there's just as much hate involved on the Web as there is peace.
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Facebook Visits Surpass Google, But What Does It Really Mean?
Facebook.com overtook Google.com as the most visited domain in the U.S. last week, according to data from Experian Hitwise.
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Galesburg rallies for Google project
The train's sound on Monday morning is a sign of pride in Galesburg. It represents history and heritage, exploration and enterprise.
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Nexus One sales continue to disappoint
The HTC Nexus One, AKA the "Google Phone," still appears to be a flop. Mobile analytics company Flurry has : Nexus One sales are still flopping. After 74 days on the market, Flurry Analytics, a mobile analytics firm, estimates that Google has sold only 135,000 Nexus Ones.
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Baidu's Stock Exceeds Google's Amid China Censorship: Video
March 16 -- Bloomberg's Paul Gordon reports on the rally in Baidu Inc. shares. Baidu, the Beijing-based Internet search engine operator, topped Google Inc.'s stock price for the first time amid speculation the U.S. company will shut its Web site in China because of government censorship.
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Yahooa s Bradford Leaving to Join Startup Demand Media
Yahoo! Inc.'s Joanne Bradford, a senior vice president who oversees North American revenue and market development, is leaving to join online-content provider Demand Media Inc.
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Answer engine gets top honours
A NEW Wolfram Alpha search engine that delivers factual answers to online queries instead of links to Web pages won top honours late Sunday at the South By South West awards ceremony.
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New simplified Twitter site integration with @anywhere
On Monday, during his keynote at South by Southwest (SXSW), Twitter CEO Evan Williams announced a new "@anywhere" platform. @anywhere will allows sites to integrate Twitter functionality by using a few lines of Javascript, rather than implementing APIs.
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How to get Google Voice push notifications on the iPhone
There is no native Google Voice iPhone application. So how do you get push notifications on the device? It requires a little set up, and $2.99 for an iPhone application.
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