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Has Apple peaked?
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What does the future hold for Google? I met the man in charge of mapping the world to find out.
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Google vs Facebook : Display advertising (via Wordstream)
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A Northern California jury on Monday found that Google Inc infringed upon Oracle Corp’s copyrights on the structure of part of the Java software programming language, in a high stakes trial over smartphone technology.
However, the jury failed to decide after days of deliberation whether Google had the right to fair use of that copyrighted structure.
The verdict on copyright was read in a San Francisco federal courtroom.
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Join our first Google+ Hangout where Dan Levine (@FedCourtJunkie on Twitter) is discussing the Google/Oracle trial.
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Tech Tonic: Rocky first year for Larry Page as Google CEO
It is one year since Google co-founder Larry Page took the reigns as CEO of the Internet search giant. Anthony De Rosa looks at Page’s accomplishments and failures of the past year and what he has planned for the future.
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Recruiters often asked me to help sell high priority candidates on the company. No one had to ask me twice to promote Google and no one was more surprised than me when I could no longer do so. In fact, my last three months working for Google was a whirlwind of desperation, trying in vain to get my passion back.
The Google I was passionate about was a technology company that empowered its employees to innovate. The Google I left was an advertising company with a single corporate-mandated focus.James Whittaker on why he left Google -
How do you protect yourself from being tracked by Google? I provide some tips in this Tech Tonic video for @ReutersTV
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Tech Tonic : BlackBerry founders no longer top dogs
As the founders and CEOs of Research in Motion, Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis were kings of the smartphone not so long ago. How the mighty have fallen - BlackBerrys are now lagging behind iPhones and Androids in the race for smartphone supremacy and as a result, Balsillie and Lazaridis are no longer the top dogs at RIM, stepping down as CEOs. Anthony DeRosa doesn’t see a bright future for RIM or BlackBerry anytime soon as the fledgling company plays catch-up.
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