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...abused by a Sunderland fan during his side's 1-0 defeat at Wigan. The striker posted the claim on his Twitter feed shortly after the match, which was settled by Hugo Rodallega's...

In this article: Darren Bent, Sunderland, Twitter, Wigan, Hugo Rodallega, Sunderland, and England

...month after Google announced its first turn-by-turn navigation program, Google Maps Navigation. Like most Google programs, Maps Navigation is free to consumers, making paid services from...

In this article: Google, Android, Europe, Tele Atlas, Navteq, Western Europe, and Nokia

...the story unfolds a bit (as it did when various local reports of the incident starting popping up on Twitter and Google , again, way before CNN ), it unfolds a bit more, and if we keep...

In this article: Twitter, BNO News, Walter Cronkite, Tiger Woods, CNN, John F. Kennedy, Dallas, Texas, Florida Highway Patrol, and Google

...uSocial, a social media marketing company, offered $500,000 to post an advert on Twitter for 24 hours. Twitter launched in Japan in April 2008 and rolled out its mobile site last...

In this article: Twitter, Japan, Digital Garage, Bharti Airtel, Evan Williams, Chief Executive, Biz Stone, Revenue, Web 2.0, and India

...what officials were saying based on what they had already read thanks to Twitter and Google. Anyone who doesn't understand Twitter should look no further than situations like this. Which...

In this article: Twitter, Tiger Woods, Google, CNN, BNO News, Msnbc.com, ESPN, Iphone, and San Diego

...a tiered payment model and aims to charge people to view tweets from certain premium Twitter accounts. Twitter Japan , which is operated under supervision of Twitter investor...

In this article: Twitter, Japan, Digital Garage, Biz Stone, and Revenue

...'Hey. Here's this new piece of code called Android 2.0'" Yes, it's nice that Google open sources stuff. As Google will tell you, the company has opened up more than a million lines of...

In this article: Google, Chrome OS, Microsoft, Apple, Android, Eclair, Titanium, Developer, and Mozilla

...from your civilization, from the very beginning of time, available to a billion people worldwide," Google CEO Eric Schmidt said at a news conference at the Baghdad museum. "Most American...

In this article: Iraq, Google, Eric Schmidt, Mesopotamia, Baghdad, and U.S.

Today, blogs are doing fine, while Twitter is struggling with flattening growth, at least to its Website Twitter.com (clients like Seesmic and TweetDeck have seen no slowdown). The...

In this article: Twitter, WordPress.com, WordPress, Microblogging, TweetDeck, Seesmic, and U.S.

...and information that is available on the internet," the advert, signed "The Google Team", says. Google said that it would not remove a page "because its content is unpopular". Times...

In this article: Google, Iraqi National Museum, Iraq, Baghdad, Eric Schmidt, Business operations, Michelle Obama, US State Department, Saddam Hussein, and Al-Qaeda

...years. Interestingly, Tumri has an ongoing partnership with Google which allows them to serve Tumri's display ads within Google 's content network and via DoubleClick. Tumri also has...

In this article: Google, Tumri, Teracent, Yahoo, DoubleClick, Sears, Revenue, Expedia, and K-Mart

...recorded NFL games. Tom Krazit writes about the ever-expanding world of Internet search, including Google , Yahoo , online advertising, and portals, as well as the evolution of mobile...

In this article: Google, TiVo, Firefox, Dish Network, AdSense, MillerCoors, Internet Explorer 9, Orbitz, AdWords, and CNET

...whose websites depend on advertising sales want lots of visitors, and need Google to supply them. Google provides news organizations about 100,000 clicks a minute, said company...

In this article: Google, News Corp, Rupert Murdoch, Microsoft Corp, Bing, U.S., Suicide, and Revenue

...15-fold from a year earlier, according to tracker comScore. Twitter last month forged deals with Microsoft and Google to allow access for its real-time content. It also linked up with...

In this article: Twitter, Biz Stone, Insight Venture Partners, Revenue, Micro-blogging, T. Rowe Price, LinkedIn, Google, and Microsoft

...million. Teracent , which is based in San Mateo, Calif. , was started in 2006 by Vikas Jha , a former engineer at one-time Google rival Inktomi. Google is based in nearby Mountain View.

In this article: Google Inc., DoubleClick, Yahoo Inc, San Mateo, Calif., and California

Twitter , the social internet firm that tracks trends through individuals' updates of events around them, may eventually go to the stock market for funding if necessary, its co-founder...

In this article: Twitter, Insight Venture Partners, Biz Stone, Revenue, Oxford University, and T. Rowe Price

...Gallery. This gallery isn't yet open for Chrome users to test out, but Google is saying that they will open it to "trusted testers" in the next few days. If you are a developer working...

In this article: Google, Firefox, Chrome OS, Internet Explorer, Mozilla, and Microsoft

...is doing and I think that's great… We're seeking to release our data and form partnerships." Quoting Google CEO Eric Schmidt speaking about search competitors at an in-house Google...

In this article: Twitter, Biz Stone, Stephen Fry, Google, Eric Schmidt, Pirates of the Caribbean, David Schofield, and London

...because it has losing ground in the lucrative Internet search market to Google and, to a lesser extent, Microsoft. The Twitter twist is the latest sign of Yahoo 's resolve to spice up...

In this article: Twitter, Yahoo, Microsoft, Google, Bing, All rights reserved, Revenue, Facebook, and USA Today

...an upbeat attitude about her company. CNET 's Tom Krazit and Molly Wood sit down with Google CEO Eric Schmidt to discuss the future of Android , the Chrome OS , the problem of real-time...

In this article: Twitter, CNET, Shuttle Atlantis, Google, Chrome OS, Android, and WebKit