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Google Dumps IncrediMail, Stock Drops

Once IncrediMail disclosed that it got a notice from Google Inc. about the latter's decision to end the advertising service relationship with the former, all hell broke lose. Incredimail's shares plummeted by 45 percentage points hitting this year's lowest figure of $2.50. IncrediMail, specializes in producing customized e-mail solutions.

Mozilla Can Walk Away From Google's Cash

The Mozilla Foundation has tucked away enough money that they can do without Google's immense influx of revenue, courtesy of Google's default search position in the Firefox browser.

Using OpenOffice.org to Beat MSFT in Other Markets

I just read the JS post about the continuing rise of OpenOffice.org. Why do vendors like Sun, IBM (officially now), Google, etc. support OO.o? Well, providing customer choice and openness are two of the key reasons quoted. These are definitely great reasons that we all want to see OO.o succeed.

Use Your Blog to Build Trust

Rand just put up a post about The Vast Ocean Between Shoemoney & SEOmoz and Why You Should Be Able To Trust Blog Links. Other than the fact that he singled me out in it, I think it’s a great post. I started to write this post as a comment on SEOmoz, but it just got way too long.

Google By Numbers; Profits Flatten Out

Revenue and profits rose for Google in their first quarter, earning net income of $1 billion on $3.66 billion in revenue.

Red Hat Falls On Sharp Numbers

A disappointing second quarter for the Linux distributor met with fierce retribution from shareholders in trading.

Oracle 11i E-Business Suite Essentials

I've recently written a couple of posts on the new certification track for Oracle Applications that has just been released.

Oracle Appcasts

I talked about Oracle Podcasting in a previous post. They now have a more Applications oriented podcast available called Oracle Appcasts.

On the StupidTrain

Is Memeorandum making us stupider? That's the point that Bubblegeneration makes today.

No Justice: Google Stock Plunges

The analysts who recently advised clients to sell Google have been proved prescient, as Google's now-public fight with the Department of Justice has led to a sell-off.