In case you’re looking for some Google employee blogs, here is a relatively comprehensive list …

Lee Enterprises is buying Pulitzer for $64 per share, which comes out to about $1.46 billion.

Ater successful elections in Iraq and OPEC deciding not to change production targets, oil prices fell to their lowest in nearly 3 weeks.

The idea of paying $1000 for a marketing package to MOST people would be a nonsense.

A few weeks ago, I joined the Skype beta testing program for their planned voice messaging service. It is good.

Singapore’s integrated info-communications provider, StarHub has announced the launch of i-mode Internet access, partnered with Japan’s Nippon Telephone & Telegraph (NTT) DoCoMo.

Nick Denton’s Gawker Media is launching two new blogs today- Gridskipper, dedicated to travel …

Eastman Kodak is acquiring Creo, a supplier of prepress systems used by commercial printers worldwide.

Matt Hicks, eWeek’s star tech journalist, keeps the reports coming, today looking at MSN’s pending hard-launch of its new search engine.

Scoble – one of the few guys who you simply don’t need to mention his first name, everyone know who you are talking about …

It seems name-dropping search engines on hip TV shows, is the latest rage. This time round Ask get’s the nod from the producers of Arrested Development.

CNet reports on a topic that is near and dear to my heart, the future of search engine technology.

US Airways reported a net loss of $236 million for the fourth quarter 2004, compared to a $98 million net loss for the fourth quarter 2003.

The teenage author of a blaster worm variant, which infected thousands of computers, was sentenced last Friday.

Danny Sullivan is clearly not impressed with the bold claims of the new search engine, Web’s Biggest.

The blog of European Commissioner Margot Wallstrm is now a fully enabled blog. We find a feed, (moderated) comments and trackback.

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) has resolved pending patent and trade secret litigations with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC).

Sid Yadav reveals the results of a survey he has been compiling for months now. More than 3500 participants shared their views on the search engines.

Reports indicate that the fourth quarter of 2004 was the best ever for mobile phone shipments, which saw a 24-29% increase during the quarter.

The days of basing a successful link building strategy on link quantity and anchor text alone may be numbered.

Occidental Petroleum says that it will resume operations in Libya after 19 years now that it has been given 9 exploration blocks there.

I was interested to see that RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer) was listed in slot 3 of certifications IT professionals want to get.