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Google Delays Opening Of Oklahoma Server Farm
Never mind vampires and zombies. Here's something even scarier: Google, the search giant with a market cap of $113 billion, might be applying the brakes in a big way due to our country's financial situation. The activation of a data center in Oklahoma is now supposed to take place sometime in 2010 instead of early next year.
Newspaper Sues Nebraska Fan Over Fake Online Article
The Oklahoma Publishing Co. and a sports writer for the Oklahoman are suing a Nebraska football fan that confessed to writing a bogus online article about two University of Oklahoma quarterbacks.The 10-count civil lawsuit says James W. Conradt committed libel, copyright violations and trademark infringements.
Google Gets In Touch With Berkeley County
By Doug Caverly
The last time we heard about Google’s data center in South Carolina, there was a concern that the company hadn’t (yet) hired many locals. Google’s now gone out of its way to make friends; on one website, Mountain View has even written, “Hello, Berkeley County!”
Google Says OK
By Mike Sachoff
Google has plans to set up shop in Pryor, Oklahoma and will build a data center in the MidAmerica Industrial Park (MAIP).
Oklahoma Stand By General Motors
By Chris Crum
Oklahoma Governor Brad Henry held a rally at the State's Capitol to show his support for the General Motors Oklahoma City Assembly Plant.
Boeing To Sell Kansas and Oklahoma Plants
By WebProNews
Boeing announced that it is selling its Kansas and Oklahoma commercial aircraft plants.
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