Google Sues US Govt For Favoring Microsoft Over Google Apps
SAN FRANCISCO (DOW JONES)–Google Inc. (GOOG) is suing the U.S. Department of the Interior, alleging the agency inappropriately wrote procurement requirements for a messaging contract to favor Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) over its own Google Apps. http://online.wsj.com/article/BT-CO-20101101-715219.html http://thenextweb.com/google/2010/11/01/google-suing-the-usa-because-it-feels-google-apps-dont-get-a-fair-shake/
Google to end China censorship after e-mail breach
Google want’s to end censorship of its Google.cn after some hack attempts were found on the e-mails of some Chinese human activists. With the possibility of leaving operations in China due to these reasons, they do in fact go back to their “Do no evil” motto, which I find refreshing, especially after us not getting any [...]
More Censorship in China – Making It Harder For Domainers To Reach The Chinese Population
There’s always a lot of controversy when it comes to China and the internet (‘Great Firewall’). We all know that the big boys like Google and Bing (November 20, 2009 Bing.com statement regarding Chinese searches) need to adapt to censorship laws in some countries such as China, but that doesn’t mean the average-Joe in China [...]
AdSense Domain Parking (AdSense For Domains) and Dynadot Settings
I’m bringing back an old post since I’ve received 3 e-mails in the last month or so regarding AdSense for Domains (Google’s own personal domain parking system) and how to get the settings to work with the registrar Dynadot. Dated exactly 1 year and 10 days ago: Setting Up AdSense For Domains With Dynadot – [...]
Don’t Be Scared! AdSense Earnings Still Calculated the Same Way
The word “estimated” is now included in “Today’s [estimated] earnings $xx” within your AdSense account reports page. BUT! Don’t be alarmed: Rest assured these terminology changes don’t reflect a change to the way your finalized earnings are calculated. It’s simply intended to give you a clearer idea of what’s our estimation of your earnings and [...]
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