Microsoft (MSFT) wants to pay News Corp (NWS) and other large publishers to de-list their Web sites from Google's (GOOG) search index, the Financial Times reports.
The idea is to force Google (GOOG) to pay for content, thinning its currently fat margins.
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When I lost my job in June of 2009, I wasn’t very concerned. I knew the labor market was poor, and that it might take me awhile to find another position.
From MediaMemo: Real Networks (RNWK) and Viacom (VIA) are reorganizing Rhapsody, their joint venture music service, and will be spinning it off into an independent company, the companies told the SEC today.
The Walt Disney Company earnings were flat in its first fiscal quarter, compared with last year.
Like the majority of news organizations (like us!), CNN relies on wire services such as the AP to stay on top of global and breaking news.
Mark Peter Davis is a New York City VC and member of the DFJ Gotham Ventures team. This post originally appeared on his blog, and it is republished here with permission.
Yahoo (YHOO) didn't wait for Google's (GOOG) press conference announc Google Buzz to end before sending us an email on Yahoo Updates -- the Yahoo product that does almost exactly the same things, and has been around for over a year.
Google just unveiled its most ambitious attempt to build a social networking site, called Google Buzz.
Brooklyn Decker is splayed across Sports Illustrated' 2010 Swimsuit Edition this year.
The 22-year-old model has been in the magazine in 2006.
Google has announced its latest attempt to break into social, Google Buzz. Here's the company's official demo.
Google is announcing new "social" features and products today.
Yesterday, the WSJ reported one new feature will "allow Gmail users to view a stream of status updates from people they choose to connect with.