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Broadband will catapult US economy into growth, says Google CEO

The widespread availability of high-speed broadband networks will 'catapult' the US economy into growth and restore its competitive edge in business and science, says Google CEO Eric Schmidt. His comments, published on Google's official blog, come ahead
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Breakfast briefing: Facebook surges onwards as Apple watches iPad orders flood in

Just a few weeks ago we were talking about how Facebook had eclipsed Yahoo as America's second-largest website - now, according to Hitwise, it is now bigger than Google. Will the social networking monster ever stop growing? Some interesting data on early
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Twitter Keynote Gets Thumbs-Down on Twitter

AUSTIN, Tex. A keynote interview with Evan Williams, Twitters chief executive, created a stir during the Interactive conference here on Monday but it may not have been what conference organizers had in mind. After intended to help Twitter extend its
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What Were Reading: Facebook vs. Google, BlackBerry vs. iPhone

If the Internet is like a box of chocolates, here are the nougats and creams that the technology reporters and the editors of The New York Times have been eating on Monday: ? weblogs.hitwise.com ? arstechnica.com ? TechCrunch ? Ning Blog ?
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Google bets big on mobile

A Google VP spoke to investors on Monday about the company's hopes for the mobile market Google has high hopes for the potential of the mobile market, executives said on Monday during an investor webcast. "Google has bet big on mobile," said Vic
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SXSW: Twitter CEO Launches @anywhere to Tepid Audience Reaction

Twitter co-founder Evan Williams answers a question from Harvard Business Review blogger Umair Haque during Monday's keynote. AUSTIN, Texas ? Twitter CEO Evan Williams announced a new app platform Monday that will integrate the service into the rest
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Twitter CEO Launches @Anywhere to Tepid Audience Reaction

AUSTIN, Texas ? Twitter CEO Evan Williams announced a new app platform Monday that will integrate the service into the rest of the web. Dubbed ?@anywhere,? the simple script empowers sites to link web content to Twitter accounts that users can
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XML Co-Founder Joins Google, Blasts iPhone

conner_bw writes 'XML co-founder Tim Bray has taken the job of 'Developer Advocate' at Google. Don't other companies call that position 'Evangelist?' Because he sure doesn't mince words against the iPhone in his first sermon: 'It's a sterile Disney-fied
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Twitter Keynote Gets Thumbs-Down - on Twitter

AUSTIN, Tex. ? A keynote interview with Evan Williams, Twitter?s chief executive, created a stir during the Interactive conference here on Monday ? but it may not have been what conference organizers had in mind. After designed to help Twitter extend its
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What We're Reading: Facebook Vs. Google, BlackBerry Vs. iPhone

If the Internet is like a box of chocolates, here are the nougats and creams that the technology reporters and the editors of have been eating on Monday: ? weblogs.hitwise.com ? arstechnica.com ? TechCrunch ? Ning Blog ? news.cnet.com Giving
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CNET News Daily Podcast: Google in China plot thickens

In light of not posting a podcast last Friday, we're back this week with an extra large version. The lead story so far this week is a report of the Chinese government allegedly warning certain Google partner sites that they should look for another search
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Facebook passes Google as most-viewed site in US in past week

There seems to be no stopping Mark Zuckerberg's wunderkind - perhaps because it's doing something that search cannot Is that Google in Facebook's rear-view mirror? Why, yes, it is, at least in the US, according to the latest figures from Hitwise . The
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Google May Soon Leave China, Reports Say

if (!self.ord) } write(' Both Google Inc. and the Chinese government appear to be leaking word that the search firm may soon shutter its operations there as negotiations between the two break down. Slideshow: The today that the Chinese government has
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Twitter to Simplify Integration of 'tweets' Into Web Sites

if (!self.ord) } write(' Twitter plans to launch a new platform that lets Web publishers display 'tweets' on their sites more broadly and easily than is possible today via the company's APIs (application programming interfaces). The new frameworks,
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Battle lines drawn in Apple-Google warfare

Updated The battle between Apple and Google is heating up, with execs taking potshots at each other and Silicon Valley insiders choosing sides - some by getting new business cards. 'It's World War III. Amazing animosity is motivating two of the most
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Is Twitter aiming at Facebook Connect?

AUSTIN, Texas--Some were wondering if Twitter's big Monday announcement at the (SXSWi) would be an attempt to one-up Google in search ads. But, no: With , the company's real target may be Facebook's successful Facebook Connect. The Twitter announcement
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Twitter goes anywhere - but keeps advertising plans under wraps

Scotching expectations that it would announce an advertising platform, Twitter has instead unveiled ways for other sites to integrate more easily with it For thousands of webheads gathered in Texas, the past few days have been a dizzying whirlwind of at
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Lackluster Twitter CEO keynote leads many to bail

AUSTIN, Texas--It's hard to believe, given the power Twitter wields at the here, but not half an hour into his keynote address, people are walking out on Twitter CEO Evan Williams. Perhaps it's because Williams announced the news everyone wanted to
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Google Says China Talks Continue, But Pullout Signs Grow

SHANGHAI/BEIJING - Google says it remains in talks with Beijing about censorship of its Chinese-language search portal but is adamantly opposed to the practice amid mounting signs the company could soon shut the site.
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Twitter to Offer Service That Ties Into Other Sites

AUSTIN, Tex. ? Twitter is aiming to expand its reach on the Web. On Monday at the interactive conference here, Evan Williams, the chief executive of Twitter, announced that the company planned to introduce a service called @anywhere. It will allow people
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Yahoo top ad moneymaker leaving for Demand Media

According to several sources, Yahoo's Senior Vice President of U.S. Revenue and Market Development (pictured here) is planning on leaving the Internet giant to take a new position as chief revenue officer of online content upstart Demand Media. The
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CNET News Daily Podcast: The Google in China situation thickens

In light of not posting a podcast last Friday, we're back this week with an extra large version. The lead story this week is a report of the Chinese government allegedly warning certain Google partner sites that they should look for another search
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Oracle loses XML co-inventor to Google

Ex-Sun XML evangelist Tim Bray starts with Google's Android team One ex-Sun Microsystems employee who will not be cashing an Oracle paycheck is XML co-inventor Tim Bray, who has opted instead to work for the Google. Bray will be working, beginning on
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Lackluster @ev Twitter SXSW keynote leads many to bail

AUSTIN--It's hard to believe, given the power Twitter wields at the here, but not half an hour into his keynote address, people are walking out on Twitter CEO Evan Williams. Perhaps it's because Williams announced the news everyone wanted to hear--the
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Twitter CEO unveils '@Anywhere' platform

AUSTIN, Texas--Twitter CEO Evan Williams took no time in getting to the juicy part of his keynote address at the on Monday afternoon. He announced the '@Anywhere' platform, a way to pull Twitter links and data onto partner sites and media outlets. A
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Yahoo's top ad money-maker leaving for Demand Media

According to several sources, Yahoo's Senior Vice President of U.S. Revenue and Market Development The surprise move is sure to have reverberations throughout the online advertising arena, but more so at Yahoo where Bradford's job encompasses a wide
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Report names 'enemies of the Internet'

China and Iran are among the world's top 'Internet enemies' tagged by for restricting Internet freedom. But even democratic countries like Australia and South Korea are raising concerns. The fight to restrict freedom is increasingly being fought on the
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Can the Tories deliver their promise of a British Google?

The newly launched sets out pledges to transform technology in the UK - heralding the advent of superfast broadband and an end to bloated government IT contracts. It was introduced by the party last week with the aim of ensuring that the 'next generation
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Facebook users warned over stalk-my-profile scam

A bogus application that lures Facebook users by falsely offering to show who has been viewing their profile has been exposed as a scam. Rik Ferguson, a senior security consultant at Trend Micro, warns he has already identified 25 different copies of the
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Twitter bomb hoax man changes plea

A UK man accused of posting a Twitter update that was taken as a threat to blow Doncaster airport "sky high" is to face trial, and has changed his plea to not guilty. Paul Chambers, 26, allegedly posted the contentious update on 6 January, after a run of
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