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Google pushed to change tactics after European Commission anti-trust investigation

Google pushed to change tactics after European Commission anti-trust investigation

Michelle Kuepper April 10, 2013 2

The results of the European Commission investigation in Google means the search engine will likely have to change its search result rankings after the Commission found it has been promoting its own results over those

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Google Nose released – search by scent on your Android device

Google Nose released – search by scent on your Android device

Linsey Fryatt April 1, 2013 1

It’s been a busy day for Google. As well as releasing a Treasure Maps layer to Google Maps, closing YouTube and announcing Gmail Blue, the search behemoth has just released a completely new way to search

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The Brand-Builder’s Manual: How to Plan, Craft and Communicate Your Brand in 3 Easy Steps (and on a Shoestring Budget)

The Brand-Builder’s Manual: How to Plan, Craft and Communicate Your Brand in 3 Easy Steps (and on a Shoestring Budget)

David Roland March 25, 2013 2

A brand is not a product or a promise or a feeling. It’s the sum of all the experiences you have with a company.” – Amir Kassaei Startups are set up to conquer new

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Can mobile monetise? 3 key advertising areas to watch

Can mobile monetise? 3 key advertising areas to watch

David Yuan March 20, 2013 0

Mobile startup, investor or marketer looking to capitalise on the explosive rise of smartphones? Read on to find out more about the key advertising areas that will matter when it comes to cashing in: 

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Google to shut down Google Reader

Google to shut down Google Reader

Meghan Kelly March 14, 2013 0

Google announced the death of eight of its products today, including RSS product Google Reader. Which leads most of us RSS lovers to ask: What the crap, Google? Reader is the bomb… Google senior

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The votes are in: Germany’s Bundestag gives tick to controversial online copyright bill

The votes are in: Germany’s Bundestag gives tick to controversial online copyright bill

Nina Fowler March 1, 2013 5

Publishers should be allowed to charge search engines and news aggregators for using anything more than the “smallest” parts of their articles, according to a controversial bill approved by Germany’s Bundestag today. The bill, known

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Good news for Google – Germany makes crucial change to online copyright bill

Good news for Google – Germany makes crucial change to online copyright bill

Nina Fowler February 28, 2013 3

Germany’s ruling coalition has made a crucial change to its bill to extend publishers’ rights online. The change is good news for Google – but don’t call it a win just yet. Under the

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Ferry and Fabian Heilemann buy back DailyDeal from Google

Ferry and Fabian Heilemann buy back DailyDeal from Google

Nina Fowler February 22, 2013 2

UPDATE DailyDeal founders Fabian and Ferry Heilemann have bought the German language deals site back from Google after selling it about a year ago for $114 million. The terms and circumstances are not yet

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eCommerce in Africa: how Berlin incubators spotted the perfect climate for growth

eCommerce in Africa: how Berlin incubators spotted the perfect climate for growth

Jay Patani February 20, 2013 16

Here, Jay Patani examines why Africa is at just the right temperature for the eCommerce model that has served Germany so well in the past couple of years, and why Berlin incubators have been

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In focus: What Google’s German battle over news copyright means for startups

In focus: What Google’s German battle over news copyright means for startups

Nina Fowler February 5, 2013 6

Germany’s proposal to boost publishers’ copyright online would dramatically change the rules for Google – and potentially for some startups utilising aggregated information. Here’s what you need to know. Google’s €60m settlement with publishers

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