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Friday, May 16, 2008

Google social network ad is on Peak - Brin

Google Inc co-founder Sergey Brin stated this week that advertising on social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace is going better, but was still not just right.

"In general, it's been improving but we still have a long way to go," Brin told reporters on the sidelines of a conference in Jerusalem to mark Israel's 60th anniversary. "Things have been going well this year...it's hard to predict where social networking will come out." Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said in January the company was facing problem making inroads selling advertising into what is at present the newest market on the Internet.

Brin stated it would take little time to find the most excellent formula to improve the social networking advertising business, to expand the right technology and to teach advertisers and users. "People are expecting overnight to wake up to a miracle... but these things take time," he added.

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Thursday, May 15, 2008

NASDAQ Soaring - Yahoo in gain

The NASDAQ moved higher on Tuesday, in turn benefited by gains in shares of Yahoo Inc (YHOO.O: Quote, Profile, Research) just after a CNBC report that billionaire investor Carl Icahn is planning a launch of proxy fight at the Web search company.

Yahoo's shares as well soared after a stockholder Eric Jackson, who too heads investment fund Ironfire Capital, stated he has canceled plans to run a proxy campaign to return fresh board members.

The stock jumped 3.7 percent to $26.19. The Dow Jones industrial average. DJI was down 45.84 points, or 0.36 percent, at 12,830.47. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index .SPX was down 0.13 points, or 0.01 percent, at 1,403.45. The NASDAQ Composite Index .IXIC was up 1.87 points, or 0.08 percent, at 2,490.36.

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Wednesday, May 14, 2008

Carl Icahn accumulates 50 Million Yahoo Shares

Billionaire investor Carl Icahn had reportedly brought Yahoo Inc.' stock possible for attempting to push aside the Internet giant's board and get the company's disappointed suitor, Microsoft Corp., back to bargain table. He thing to bring revolution by accumulating 50 Million Yahoo shares, which is actually a stake of about 3.6 percent at Sunnyvale-based Yahoo Company, both CNBC and The Wall Street Journal, according to yesterday's report. Both media openings quoted unidentified people common with the matter.

Icahn till now had not returned messages asking comment as of late Tuesday. He faces a Thursday deadline to present an alternating schedule of directors to oppose Yahoo's board at the company's July 3 annual meeting. Spokesmen for Yahoo and Microsoft refused to comment on any further speculation.

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Tuesday, May 13, 2008

New product for YouTube to be launched soon by Google

Google is now expecting to launch a fresh product for YouTube Web Video service in few months from now. Now they also have a reason for good cooperation with Yahoo, Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt stated last week.

Schmidt also stated getting the video service to make money is actually the Web search company's top precedence for the year. He didn't disclose details of the products, anyhow, and they are not even in first, or beta, testing. Google in brief sold search advertisements on rival Yahoo previous month, while Microsoft was trying to obtain Yahoo ;-)

Schmidt said the two-week test provided good reason for the companies to discuss cooperation, but there was no deal yet. "We view the test as successful," he told reporters before the Web Company's annual meeting. "That's a good basis to talk to Yahoo some more."

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Monday, May 12, 2008

Google Helps Myanmar Victims by starting Online Donation

Myanmar was hit by the destructive Cyclone Nargis previous week. Even though, the precise death toll is not yet surface, about one lakh people are predictable to have been killed in the disaster.

Internet giant Google has started an online donation campaign for Myanmar cyclone victims and has decided to provide up to $one million monetary help for the relief works. Google, which will contribute up to one million dollars for the relief works in Myanmar, has stated upon users to contribute efforts to help the cyclone victims.

"Your donation will help survivors and other disaster victims rebuild their communities and their lives. In addition, when you donate on this page, Google donates too. We'll donate up to one million dollars to help organizations provide relief," said a message posted on the webpage (www.Google.Com/myanmarcyclone).

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Sunday, May 11, 2008

Google + Yahoo = Advertising Powerhouse

Recently, Google's Co-founder Sergey Brin stated "We have been talking to Yahoo and we are very excited to be working with them." So what are the two giant up to? Well, the tie between two companies could bring up a great advertising powerhouse. Though Microsoft planned to walk away from its decision of acquiring Yahoo, it looks like Yahoo is yet chasing the protective plan of grouping up with Google. The great part for Yahoo is that Google appears to be an eager partner. “We share a lot of values with Yahoo," Stated Brin.

We all know that these two companies are been negotiating the deal but then no clue on how fat the deal is done. The two week testing of advertising program is also been done last month. Google's software did a superior job than Yahoo's at publishing profitable text ads next to search results, and Yahoo is taking into account its options. Using Google's software, other than its own, could boost Yahoo's earnings and fend off another gaining attempt from Microsoft. Actually, part of the cause Microsoft dipped its bid for Yahoo was may be because Yahoo was so fast to edge up to its main contestant and get all cozy.

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Wednesday, May 07, 2008

Google's Translate Application in Hindi Impresses Indians

Recently in New Delhi Indian users of Google are happy about the newly launched Google translate application in Hindi. They say that this explains that not only Google is concerned towards improving new and newer applications tools but as well offers meaning to Indian market.

Arnab says that he is very happy to see Hindi, our National Language to be implemented in Google-a superb and ultimate search engine.

Shailesh says that it is really a good feature that Google has added. It will definitely help many people in many ways.

Kamalesh Ray adds that "I think this is a very good step taken by Google to implement Google-a superb and ultimate search engine in Hindi.

Manju Nath says that, "I am very happy to learn that Google is first search engine in the world that has given such facility. I would suggest that Google act fast to improve the quality of Hindi translation.

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Tuesday, May 06, 2008

We've withdrawn the offer and moved on - Windows Live General Manager

On the ground of Microsoft's choice to get the Yahoo offer, executives are now attempting to make the case that Redmond's online work could go it alone. Talking to investors yesterday, Windows Live General Manager Brain Hall attempted to get the focus back to what Microsoft is down by own, other than would could have been.

"We've withdrawn the offer and moved on, and now are focused on how we grow as fast as possible organically," Hall said, speaking at a Merrill Lynch technology conference. Pressed further on the statement, Hall said Yahoo would have helped in the e-mail business worldwide--and in the instant-messaging arena in the United States, in particular.

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Sunday, May 04, 2008

Microsoft might look for alternate deal

Microsoft Corp might now look for a mixture of deals after moving away from Yahoo Inc, but some would be complete enough to let it confront Google Inc's power of online advertising. When Microsoft Chief Executive Steve Ballmer called off talks with Yahoo on Saturday soon after the Web Company discarded his $47.5 billion offer, he gave up what he and his investors saw as the best method to grow rapidly in marketing and online services to take on market head Google.

"Ultimately, our goal is to build the industry-leading business in search, online advertising, media, and social networking," Ballmer wrote in a Saturday letter to employees, obtained by Reuters. "Although the acquisition of Yahoo would have accelerated our ability to deliver on our strategy in advertising and online services, I remain confident that we can achieve our goals without Yahoo," Ballmer wrote.

Ballmer said Microsoft might go it unaided, but a likelier situation would be to use some of the hard cash it hanged in front of Yahoo to make lesser acquisitions or strike up partnerships.

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Thursday, May 01, 2008

Yahoo exposes new services for Viet Nam

Yahoo! exposed many Viet Nam-centric plans as part of its business plans in the country last week. Yahoo! 360plus, a blogging tool, and Yahoo!Music, a home music service, are two of the fresh features.

The 360plus is a fresh blogging stage, which offers users more options in customizing their profiles and comprising exterior feeds, in addition to providing simple navigation. Yahoo!Music, accessible from the Yahoo! Vietnam home page, lets users attach to their favorite Vietnamese singers and contact the current music news. At launch, its library comprises 14,000 songs from 2,000 artists.

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