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NEW YORK - Google has confirmed it is to buy a 5% stake in AOL for $1bn (£569m), in a move that will make more AOL content available to Google users.
LONDON – Google may give AOL preferential treatment in search results, according to reports ahead of the Time Warner board's expected approval of the sale of a 5% stake in AOL to the search engine giant.
LONDON – Google has responded to the growing music downloads market with the launch of a music search facility that goes live next week.
Rachel Whetstone is flustered: her arrival at Google has coincided with its move to swanky offices on Buckingham Palace Road. There has been little time for Michael Howard’s former chief of staff to settle in. So our interview takes place in the only spot it can – the canteen.
Google is to treble the size of its European PR presence in 2006 to facilitate growth.
Google is carrying out a pilot in the US of a new search service pay-per-call which sees online advertisers effectively call interested users back, writes Kevin May.
The IPA is considering legal action over the search giant's plan to scrap agency commission payments.
The row over Google's plan to scrap agency commission payments has intensified, with the IPA set to take action against the search giant.
Last Thursday, shares in Google nudged past the $400 (£233) mark.
Google has recruited Tory leader Michael Howard’s former special adviser Rachel Whetstone to the newly created post of director of European comms and public affairs. The move ends weeks of speculation linking her to the role.
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.
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