Are they building a search engine... or a small army? Read >

You didn't seriously think Google Checkout was a breadwinner, did you? Read >

Google’s (GOOG) Friend Connect works with rival Facebook. But not with supposed ally MySpace. Read >

Don't want to wait for CNN to tell you what's happening? Put together your own news report. Read >

RIM leads the U.S. smartphone market and should have plenty of people clamoring to make apps for its devices. So why is it dangling cash in front of BlackBerry coders? Read >

Google is now talking explicitly about putting display ads on its own sites. This effort will likely start small--perhaps with image search--but over the next couple of years it could be a multi-billion dollar opportunity. Read >

The Google founder can't bring himself to vote for or against shareholder proposals condemning censorship, human rights abuses. Read >

A Google spokesperson says that some smart people still work there. Read >

Microsoft buying Facebook? Go ahead and laugh, but when you're done, consider this: It actually makes more sense than Microsoft buying Yahoo. And Mark Zuckerberg might just be in the mood to listen. Read >

Still counting on that ONE BILLION DOLLARS of incremental Yahoo cash flow from the forthcoming Google search deal? Then you don't want to read the short paragraph tucked into a WSJ article this afternoon. Read >

Google hasn't announced the winners of its mobile platform contest. But the losers are already complaining. Read >

Sprint's $14.5 billion deal with Clearwire for super-fast wireless Internet has potential, and big commitments from the cable industry, Intel, and Google. But success is hardly guaranteed. Read >

Giddy Yahoo investors are now expecting a Yahoo-Google search outsourcing deal to boost Yahoo's cash flow by $1 billion. It won't. The cash-flow benefit will also anniversary after a year, and it won't stem Yahoo's loss of share of search queries. Read >

Sumner Redstone to Google: Stop stealing my stuff! Google: Let's see what Judge Scalia has to say. Read >

The cable companies get their wireless play, and Google gets another outlet for Android and its mobile search/ad products. Sprint Nextel will own 51% of the new JV, with a target valuation of $14.5 billion. Read >

The $12 billion JV includes backing from Comcast, Intel, Google, and others. Read >

Google's latest invention: A plan for mandatory TV viewing. Read >

Why not? But with which partner: Yahoo or Microsoft? Read >

Now that Yahoo's search dalliance with Google has helped fight off Microsoft, should Yahoo abandon it? No. Yahoo has already lost the search game, so no sense in continuing to throw money down a rat hole. Read >

What Google click count controversy? Read >

Google TV finally comes out of beta. But this is one ad market Google has been unable to crack, even after a year of trying. Read >

You think Google is profitable? Google doesn't know from profit. Read >

Adobe has been a non-factor in mobile apps. That's going to change, starting today. Read >

Another "contest" where the real winner isn't the entrant. Read >

A publicity stunt, but an admirable one: The video site wants to remind us that New Orleans is in lousy shape. Read >

Barry Diller and Jeff Bewkes get a helping hand from their pals in Mountain View. Read >

How can Google make their $1.65 billion acquisition pay off? Stay tuned, says their CEO. Amazing, innovative products to be revealed soon. Read >

Barry Diller's soon-to-be split company offers at least one modest surprise: Improved results at its search engine unit. Read >

Why haven't mobile ads taken off? One reason: No one can figure out what they should look like. Read >

Yes, the newspaper business is screwed. But the bright side is that a post-print world will be cleaner and less wasteful. And $42 billion of newspaper advertising will move (mostly) online in the U.S. alone. Read >