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According to its fourth quarter and fiscal year 2011 results, Googles UK revenues were $1.06bn (684.49bn) for the last three months of 2011, up 20.7% year on year, and represented 10% of all revenues during the quarter (an equal proportion to Q4 2011).
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Google break $10bn quarterly revenues mark
Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) has launched a new Atlas search desktop tool.
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Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) Taking On Google Maps
Google has been on the defensive this past couple of weeks. It introduced the Google+ integration with search to quite a lot of criticism, most of it warranted.
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Google Accused of Vandalizing OpenStreetMap Data
Samsung Electronics is merging its homegrown Bada operating system into a platform backed by Intel, the US chipmaker, to bolster its weak software and reduce its dependence on Google’s Android,…
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Samsung moves to reduce Google focus
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Travel firms urged to act on latest move by Google
Following a number of disparaging comments from Twitter, regarding Google’s move to use information pulled from Google+ to provide personalised search results, the search engine giant has responded. Twitter’s general counsel, Alex Macgillivray,
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Google responds to Twitter’s Search plus Your World comments
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Twitter has launched a scathing attack on Google, accusing the firm of “warping” its search results by placing undue prominence on Google+ posts within its standard search results. The micro blogging site was moved to formally complain after the
It is apparent that search giant has learned nothing from their previous mistake, this time around though, Google cashed on upcoming London Olympics 2012 fever. Ads like illegal Olympic ticket resellers, ads for cannabis and ads for fake UK passports
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BBC Catches Google Running Illegal Ads In UK