According to a Times Online article, Wall St analysts are growing weary of Google’s “we don’t do forecasts” policy.
An analyst from RBC Capital Markets sparked a reaction when he gave a golden quote to a business reporter that “Issuing guidance is not ‘evil”” (referring to Google’s famed “Don’t be evil” mantra). When Google initially went

Google responds to the click fraud commentary. Although there is still a complete lack of transparency with regard to the actual “invalid click” numbers, Google must be congratulated for making some kind of public comment to the advertising market about click fraud. As far as I know, Yahoo, MSN and local search engine Sensis haven’t

Google recently had a special analysts day, where Google reveals some information about their strategy for the future.
This blog post has deciphered some interesting meaning from the Google presentation.

Yahoo may have publicly stated that it has already lost the search dominance to Google but Microsoft apparently hasn’t given up the ghost.
This story appeared last week, with Microsoft claiming they would have a better search engine than Google within six months.

I read a fairly staggering blog post today that Google CEO Eric Schmidt had told financial analysts that Google’s aim was to become a “100 billion dollar” company. Given that Google (even with its 14% share price slide) already has a market cap well over US $110 billion, it seemed like a .
Well on further

The management at eBay Inc would no doubt have an RSS feed coming directly to them from the Google Base blog. And if they don’t, you’d have to ask why not? On Feb 24th, the official word came from Google that a Google Base payments system is about to be trialled. If you know anything

Given the recent backlash about Google.cn, I thought I’d do a quick search to see if the Dalai Lama had commented about Google’s change in policy in China. Lo and behold I discovered this gem of an article from the New York Times website. I know I recommend a lot of things from this blog

OK, so they’d probably call it a business partnership (not what I’ve entitled this post :)) but Google has teamed up with BearingPoint to provide Google-esque search services to mega-corporates in the aerospace, finance and tech industries.
Does this mean BearingPoint is going to provide Adwords management or SEO services? Not quite. From what I have

“Can we trust Google with our secrets?” is the cover story headline on the latest issue of TIME magazine. I haven’t seen a copy in the local newsagent but you can be sure I’ll be picking up a copy, if only to sate my curiosity about what journalists and other commentators, supporters & critics have

It’s rumoured to be a deal worth roughly US $1,000,000,000. According to some fairly rampant speculation in the Blogosphere Google and Dell are considering a deal whereby Dell would pre-install 100 million personal computers with Google software such as the Google Toolbar, Desktop search etc. Nothing to announce at this point but Dell is being