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India Over Google In 2011: What Indian Internet Users Searched Google
In last one year India has emerged as the big player in internet world. Many of the internet giants have shown their interest in Indian market. Taking in view of Indian search market Google has prepared the Google Zeitgeist...
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Google To Launch MP3 Music Store To Compete With Apple and Amazon
Apparently, Google is following the foot marks of world's most valuable brand Apple by showing some serious acts towards multi-million dollar online music industry . In 2008, Company launched its “Chrome browser” followed by “Chrome Operating system” in July, 2009 which continued...
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Google India to organise event for ad-agencies, brand marketers
Google India has said it will organise Creative Sandbox, an invite-only event for the ad-agencies and marketing heads of leading brands in Mumbai on May 28, 2010. According to Google, this will be the first Creative Sandbox event in India. Google had earlier organised similar events at San Francisco, Chicago, New York in US and at Sydney in Australia.
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Masayoshi Son Bids Adieu To SoftBank Telecom Unit For Something Big!
Masayoshi Son is bidding adieu to the domestic telecommunication unit that has long been central to his technology empire SoftBank Corp and...
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When the going gets tough, the tough get going. But that doesn't seem to fit in case of LG Smartphone business.
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Amazon Prime Video: End Of Subscriber Hunt And Beginning Of An Ad-Fuelled Future!
The streaming landscape of India is going through a rapid transformation. Seems like it is no longer about raking in subscribers by...