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With much dismay with government policies, giant internet companies like Google, Yahoo!, and GoDaddy have pulled services from mainland China. These have been bold moves by companies that cite that Chinese policies have made offering services there difficult. The moves happened near the onset of 2010 and have left China shouting, “totally wrong.”
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The future of cellphone technology seemed firmly planted in Apple’s hands after it released its first version of iPhone. Of course, after the iPhone became an immediate part of the American mobile culture, many suitors followed, including Google’s open-source cell phone mobile platform, Android.
Google knew back when the iPhone was released that there would be a bigger market for mobile computing, and they were right. Thanks to smartphone technology users can instantly connect to the internet via their phones from anywhere. A big part of connecting to the internet on-the-go is performing internet searches for products and services. Want to find a local Thai restaurant? Need new shoes fast? No problem. Simply do a mobile search with your phone for local businesses.
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In the last several years, wikis have become vastly popular on the internet. Many people have started using them, making these informational little sites extremely popular. Anyone can create a wiki and can benefit from it too. Google SideWikis are one of the newer kids on the block, however, they are growing fast, easy to set up and navigate and offer a great way to get you site and you name out there.
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For the last few months, Google has been trying to decide what course of action to take in their downhill relationship with China. In the aftermath of government (China denies involvement) tampering of e-mail involving human rights activists and spying, Google (and apparently more than twenty other companies in the U.S.) was left feeling threatened and appalled at the audacity of Communist China in going to such lengths simply to have more control over their citizens.
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Greenpeace, known for its advocacy in protecting earth’s natural resources, has won major environmental victories against coal plants, Clorox, Kimberly-Clark, McDonalds, and dozens of other corporations. Now it is hoping to do the same with the IT industry, triggering a greater focus on green web hosting in the midst of a cloud computing revolution.
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“If you build it, they will come” may work for baseball fields but generally is not a good mantra to go by when creating, building, and maintaining an online web presence for a business. Once a web site has been put into place online, the next crucial step is to look into advertisement venues. There are many different businesses online that cater to those in need of advertising. PPC (pay per click) advertising is one of the least expensive routes to take. Of the many listed advertising companies to be found online, Google AdWords and MSN Advertising offer a fairly robust service for those with budgeting in mind.
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