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Google Wave is dead. Here are your haiku eulogies.
author198 Sep 14, 2010
We asked our Twitter followers to write eulogies for Google Wave in haiku form. Here are some of what you came up with:...
MID-DAY UPDATE: The Senate could vote today to send $26 billion to the states...
Bill Radke Aug 5, 2010
... The "jobs bill"would avert state worker layoffs.
New unemployment claims rise
Sales for big retailers like Costco, Macy's, & Target are...
Google begins rolling out multi-account sign-in
John Moe Sep 14, 2010
It's only in the very early roll-out stages of implementation but Google is beginning to allow multiple accounts to be logged on at the same time....
A real time tour of the world's spam producers
John Moe Sep 14, 2010
Postini, a company acquired by Google, used the Goog's mapping service to create this sprawling interactive map of who's producing the spam around...
YouTube grants continued fame to Warhol's off-handed statement about the impossibility of continued fame.
John Moe Sep 14, 2010
Joke's on you, Andy! Because now that YouTube has extended the maximum length of videos to 15 minutes, we get New York Times headline writers who...
Browser add-on sounds alarm when Google is watching
Kai Ryssdal Sep 21, 2011
Here's a little something we came across while surfing around the web this morning. It's an extension for your Internet browser called Google Ala...
Ask.com returns to its roots with make-believe butler
John Moe Sep 14, 2010
When the Ask.com search engine launched in 1996, it was known as AskJeeves.com and was built around a sort of marketing cartoon character named...
Google's got a space program?
John Moe Sep 14, 2010
Yep, Google's got a space program. The NYT has a profile of the woman in charge, Tiffany Montague. Google is not so much thinking in terms of...
Google misses deadline in LA
John Moe Sep 14, 2010
Google wants to be more than a consumer company. They want to get into businesses as well, the space where Microsoft has basically been printing...
Google-City of Los Angeles deal delayed
Christina Huh Jul 26, 2010
The City of Los Angeles was supposed to be up and running on Google Apps June 30, but security concerns from the LAPD put a snag in the road....
