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Wall Street rallies on tech optimism, JPMorgan
Stocks jumped on Thursday as expectations of reassuring quarterly results from bellwethers including Google lifted technology shares, while JPMorgan's better-than-expected profit added to bank stabilization hopes.
Stocks advance on tech optimism, JPMorgan
Stocks jumped on Thursday as expectations of reassuring quarterly results from bellwethers including Google lifted technology shares, while JPMorgan's better-than-expected profit added to bank stabilization hopes.
Option traders bet on Google fireworks
Wall Street has high hopes for Google Inc after the bell on Thursday, even as advertising spending remains under pressure and another tech giant, Intel Corp, disappointed some investors.
OpenX launches new ad server for small websites
Technology start-up OpenX launched an online ad marketplace for smaller Web publishers on Thursday designed to be an alternative to offerings from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and AOL.
Google machine put to test in 1st quarter
With three rounds of layoffs announced since the year began, Google Inc is showing rare signs of vulnerability.
Google widens lead in U.S. searches: comScore
Internet search firm Google Inc took its widest-ever lead in the U.S. search market in March, according to new figures released on Wednesday by comScore.
Lindsay Lohan looks for love on the Web
Lindsay Lohan is looking for a lover who does not mind her alleged alcoholism or electronic monitoring bracelet, or so the famously troubled Hollywood actress said in a mock Internet dating profile.
YouTube orchestra prepares for Carnegie debut
An international orchestra of some 90 musicians who auditioned on the YouTube video-sharing Web site will perform at New York's Carnegie Hall on Wednesday after rehearsing together for three days.
Google rolls out Android 1.5 SDK 'Cupcake'
The Google-sponsored Android mobile Linux project has released a rough-hewn Early Look version of the Android 1.5 SDK.
Youtube sticks to policy, disables uploads over South Korean law
Youtube sticks on its privacy and policy where it has disabled upload and comments over a South Korean law requiring a users provide identification.
Alleged $470 Million Youtube Loss will be cleared this week
An estimated half billion loss at YouTube was predicted by an analyst with Credit Suise because it can't generate worthwhile income from advertising will be cleared next week as Google plans to hold a quarterly conference.
Apple orders 4 million new iPhones: Report
Apple has reportedly ordered 4 million iPhone units for the second quarter, according to a report by the China Times.
Google machine put to test in first quarter
With three rounds of layoffs announced since the year began, Google is showing rare signs of vulnerability.
Microsoft, Yahoo talking on search deal: report
The chief executives of Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc met last week to discuss potential partnerships between the companies' Internet search and advertising operations, the technology blog All Things Digital reported on Friday.
Yahoo and Microsoft in ad deal talks
Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. are in talks over a deal where the companies would sell advertising for each other, The Wall Street Journal reported Friday on its Web site, citing sources close to the matter.
YouTube and Universal to launch premium music site
Google's YouTube and Universal Music Group, the world's largest music company, said on Thursday they will launch a premium music video website as they bid to increase revenue from YouTube's huge usage.
YouTube to launch music site with Universal
Google Inc's YouTube and Universal Music Group, the world's largest music company, said on Thursday they will launch a premium music video website as they bid to increase revenue from YouTube's huge usage.
Acer third computer maker to test Android on netbooks
Google's operating system will not debut on netbooks anytime soon due to its browsing experience, said Acer executives.
Alleged $470 Million Youtube Loss will be cleared next week
An estimated half billion loss at YouTube was predicted by an analyst with Credit Suise because it can't generate worthwhile income from advertising will be cleared next week as Google plans to hold a quarterly conference.
Google’s search goes local
Google Inc. rolled out a new way for users to search for content.
Google is good for newspapers: executive
Google Inc helps newspaper websites make money through online advertising and does not misappropriate their content, a lawyer for the search engine said on the company's blog on Tuesday.
Google helps, not hurts newspapers, executive says
Google Inc helps newspaper websites make money through online advertising and does not misappropriate their content, a lawyer for the search engine said on the company's blog on Tuesday.
Google helps, not hurts, newspapers: executive
Google Inc helps newspaper websites make money through online advertising and does not misappropriate their content, a lawyer for the search engine said on the company's blog on Tuesday.
Google, Microsoft confirm new health partners
Microsoft and Google have been steadily adding partners to their competing health platforms, and both companies made new announcements today.
FriendFeed revamps its real-time search
FriendFeed, the popular streaming social-media site, has revamped its website to show off its real time updates, an indication of just how fast the web is developing.
T-Mobile to offer Android-powered tablet computer and home phone in 2010
T-Mobile is set to roll out two new devices that will run on the Google Android platform early next year.
New T-Mobile gadgets to sport Google's Android: report
Wireless carrier T-Mobile is planning an aggressive push into the home with a variety of communication devices that will use Google's new Android operating software, the New York Times said.
Google should defend trademark suit: appeals court
Google Inc should defend a trademark lawsuit by Rescuecom Corp over advertisements linked to keyword searches, a U.S. appeals court ruled on Friday.
T-Mobile gadgets to sport Google's Android: report
Wireless carrier T-Mobile is planning an aggressive push into the home with a variety of communication devices that will use Google's new Android operating software, the New York Times said.
New T-Mobile gadgets to sport Google software: report
Wireless carrier T-Mobile is planning an aggressive push into the home with a variety of communication devices that will use Google's new Android operating software, the New York Times said.


