Google working on Facebook killer 'Google Me'
28 Jun 2010 | by Staff
Google is working on a new social networking venture called "Google Me", according to reports.
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LAS VEGAS - Microsoft boss chief executive Steve Ballmer has said that if it is the last thing he does the software giant will gain ground against Google in the online advertising and search market.
Google is working on a new social networking venture called "Google Me", according to reports.
Google has launched Google Search options, a tool that enables users to customise their search. The options, available on the results page, include managing searches by date and restricting them to certain sources.
LONDON - Google is promoting its new web browser - Google Chrome - on its UK homepage, billing it as 'minimal design with sophisticated technology' to make the web faster, safer, and easier than using Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox.
Google today released the latest 2.3 version of its Android smartphone platform, dubbed Gingerbread, to be released on a new version of Google-branded Nexus S phones developed by Samsung.
Google's profits climbed to $1.84bn in the second quarter, up from $1.48bn a year ago, as it benefited from advertisers running more integrated campaigns across search, display, and mobile.
LONDON - Google has made a number of changes affecting agency partners of its AdWords platform for search engine marketing, covering pricing, certification and training.
Google has launched a UK 'Shows' section on YouTube, featuring free full-length TV shows and clips from Channel 4, ITN, BBC Worldwide and Turner. The section, at youtube.com/shows, pulls together 5000 videos from 60 professional content partners.
LONDON - Google has provided details of its new 'Discover music' search feature, which enables people to find songs via the search engine.
Search marketing is synonymous with Google, and for many brands it is where their strategy starts and ends, but the rise of social media means it is time for a new approach.
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.