According to a U.S. regulatory filing, Google has sold the shares the company held in Baidu, Google's fiercest competition in China. Google had owned over 2.5 percent of the company before the May 25th sale.
MySpace.com, the online social network, is often a topic I include in presentations and workshops about social media and social computing.
Netscape is back baby and in a big way.
There are roughly two cars for every person in the United States. To some, these vehicles represent simple transports - efficient means to get from point A to point B. But to others, cars are objects worthy of fanatical attention. The new web startup Boompa is for that latter set.
For the newcomers out there, our monthly Straight Up Site of Interest post is designed to spotlight websites/services that thrive upon forward-thinking internet technologies.
Neowin is reporting that Windows Vista is now available for public download. Go get it!
CNet reports that Microsoft is looking to make some serious changes in the way the Windows System Performance Rating evaluates computers.
A new battlefront in the ongoing business war between Google and Microsoft appears to be opening around the popular social network MySpace.com.
China's standard practice of blocking access to certain websites appears to have inspired some members of the US Congress. Social networking sites like MySpace.com are the target of proposed legislation that would block access to them in schools and libraries.
Yahoo's latest website, Yahoo! Tech, debuted with a heavy focus on consumer electronics and a dominant advertising display on the front page.
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