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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Peter Kafka of All Things D is gleefully tearing through the Viacom-YouTube papers, tweeting out the best things he finds.
Internet sites love to brag about their unique visitors. The more unique visitors, their story goes, the more the site is worth.
Palm's third quarter was terrible, as anticipated. The company slashed its guidance a few weeks ago, and today confirmed that its Pre and Pixi smartphones are simply not selling very well.
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