The Yahoo and Microsoft merger will ruin the healthy competition market for Google. The leading search engine marketing company wants to preserve the competitive market.
The latest buzz in online marketing is that Google is willing to prevent Yahoo from being swallowed by Microsoft, this will ruin the competition that Google and Yahoo healthily share. Once the last bid of $US47.5 billion is accepted by Yahoo. Microsoft's share of US Internet search queries will expand massively which will also include profitable business of selling graphical and video ads. This might pose problem for Google who is merrily enjoying the leading seat for many years now.
Google also confessed that it is a 'relatively small' part of the advertising world and that Yahoo is the leader. Hence, it's only successful market area is search ad which is giving it the position of aleader. But if two of his major competitors join hand, the competition will double of the leading online marketing company, who will probably not be able to face the blow.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Google planned to construst R&D campus at NASA
Larry Page and Sergey Brin's dynamic duo gears up for materialising their SPACE dreams. But is that really the final frontier? Find out!
Google's Page and Brin are settled for the 40-years lease term agreement with NASA, which has been a development for building a high-tech R&D campus at NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View. As of now, Google reserves the choice of extending this term to 90 years because the construction is estimated to be set off from 2013. Reportedly, Google would pay $3.66-million per annum initially.
The initiative has been extolled by the officials of both the esteemed organizations, i.e. NASA and Google. The layout too seems to be impressive, as the leased campus space of 42.2 acres would be efficiently utilized by Google. According to Google's plan, the area of 12 million square feet would be dedicated to offices. Whereas, the expansion phase could bring in housing for talented brain pool of the organization.
Throwing some light on this association, we come up with the fact that Google and NASA have also worked together for Google Earth and other projects of similar nature. So, this association would not be new, but is really helpful for NASA in their tryst with development of Research Park, which is dedicated to space exploration, scientific discovery and other similar projects.
Google's Page and Brin are settled for the 40-years lease term agreement with NASA, which has been a development for building a high-tech R&D campus at NASA's Ames Research Center in Mountain View. As of now, Google reserves the choice of extending this term to 90 years because the construction is estimated to be set off from 2013. Reportedly, Google would pay $3.66-million per annum initially.
The initiative has been extolled by the officials of both the esteemed organizations, i.e. NASA and Google. The layout too seems to be impressive, as the leased campus space of 42.2 acres would be efficiently utilized by Google. According to Google's plan, the area of 12 million square feet would be dedicated to offices. Whereas, the expansion phase could bring in housing for talented brain pool of the organization.
Throwing some light on this association, we come up with the fact that Google and NASA have also worked together for Google Earth and other projects of similar nature. So, this association would not be new, but is really helpful for NASA in their tryst with development of Research Park, which is dedicated to space exploration, scientific discovery and other similar projects.
Monday, June 2, 2008
Changes in Google Fevicon
Our favourite Google seems to be on an updation spree. Last Friday, a change has been seen on the fevicon of Google. instead of the capital G which it normally uses for all its services, this fevicon is appearing as a small cursive 'g'. the updation process, it seems is still on, since not all the Google servres reflect the change. It looks Good, so hoping that the change will soon be visible on all Google servers.
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