Google Wants to Find the Perfect Format for Your Ad
Google looks to automate display ad format choices to better target advertising messages to users.
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6 Reasons Facebook Should Get Privacy Permission, Not Forgiveness
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg makes one big mistake. He fails to involve customers in his business decisions. That's costing him some big benefits.
Australia's Biggest Patent Troll Goes After AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile
Australia's premier scientific organization has become one of America's most feared patent trolls.
Why Google Loves AT&T's Tiered Data Pricing
Mobile data caps will send users back to their desktop PCs for much of their media-heavy Web surfing -- and that's good news for Google.
AT&T's New iPhone Data Pricing Will Have Users Spend More per Megabyte
AT&T's new data pricing for iPhone users seems cheaper, but actually costs users more per megabyte of data.
Apple iPad Unit Sales Blow Past the Mac
Apple iPad's unit sales have grown so quickly that they have passed Mac unit sales, leaving the big brother in its shadow.
Why NBC and Time Warner Are Dissing the iPad
Major TV firms like NBC and Time Warner are skipping the iPad to stymie Apple's growing power.
AT&T Kills Unlimited Data Service -- Knifing Apple, Google, and Its Customers
AT&T drops the unlimited data plan for new iPhone users to make more money at the expense of consumers and business partners.
Blu-Ray Sales Drop, a Victim of Being Both Too Early and Too Late
Sony (SNE) is banking on 3D and Blu-Ray to move its video game consoles, but neither are looking pretty. The entertainment company is currently rolling out a currently content-less 3D update for its PlayStation 3 console and gearing up to push dated motion sticks at this month's Electronic Entertain...
HP Layoffs -- Uh, Service Improvements -â€" Are Cloud Computing's Future
HP talks of improving enterprise service delivery, which means laying off 9,000 employees and consolidating servers, hardware, and data centers. Welcome to cloud computing.
How Android Helped Google Find Its Fanboys
The introduction of Android helped Google to build a base consumers who are extremely passionate about their brand.
Google To Dump Microsoft Windows For Its Own Financial Security
Google supposedly plans to dump Microsoft Windows as an internal platform choice. It stands to gain in multiple ways, but could pay a price for the tactic.
No Global iPhone Halo: Worldwide Apple Mac Market Share Is Flat
Apple's global personal computer market share for the Mac is flat among consumers and sinking in businesses. That stands in sharp contrast to Apple's success in the U.S. and counters some popular assumptions.
EBay vs. the IRS in New Online Tax Scuffle, with Craigslist in the Front Row
While Craigslist endures a few wimpy state censures, eBay faces existential threats from none other than the mighty IRS.
30M Windows Phone 7 Handsets by 2011? Yup -- It's Math, not Magic
Microsoft makes a mathematically defensible bet that it can sell 30 million copies of Windows Phone 7 by the end of 2011.
Abdul El-Sayed, Mike Rogers make final pitch to Michigan voters
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The issue that could tip the scales in the Texas Senate race
Jet from Texas crashes near homes in Palm Beach, Florida, killing 9 on board
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U.S. sanctions push Cuba to the brink, with healthcare at risk
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Trump says Iran war will be put away very soon, "one way or the other"
