Name a digital service you want, and chances are there's an app for that. If only you could find it. Quixey, a specialized search engine, wants to help.READ»
Eric Schmidt maintains Google Plus isn't in competition with other social networks; LinkedIn's Jeff Weiner isn't convinced the two can coexist. Who's right?READ»
Such interactive and social media-savvy coverage wasn't always so commonplace in politics. David Bohrman, CNN's chief innovation officer, gives us a bit of insight into how part of the tech-centric evolution began.READ»
There's a method to the madness of France's curious Internet bans--an underlying philosophy that's causing conflict with companies around the world.READ»
A company that started out looking to join the social commerce revolution found an opportunity in simply being useful to people trying to manage email receipts.READ»
Google exec Marissa Mayer talked at a conference Wednesday about how the company has changed--and hasn't--under recently installed CEO Larry Page. READ»
So far, 2011 is shaping up as the year wireless payment tech changes how you'll buy everything, with Apple and Google leading the charge. Now Google's Eric Schmidt has just made his firm's big motivating factor clear: It's the ads and the money they bring in. Shocked?READ»
In the future we will be Google, and Google will be us--the online giant will make us better humans. That's according to soon-to-be ex-CEO Eric Schmidt speaking today at DLD 11. Is he right?READ»
Google has taught us all a lot about search, maps, apps and lots of things. But its most overlooked lesson is in management, what I call B-Y Leadership--Boomer-Gen Y management.READ»
Google's ex-CEO Eric Schmidt has just been awarded a $100 million golden thank-you for his time in Google's big chair. He'll retain around of 10% of the company's voting rights too.In a regulatory filing today Google's revealed it's ...READ»
Only minutes away before Google's earnings call, the search giant made a surprise announcement: Google CEO Eric Schmidt will be replaced by co-founder Larry Page.READ»
The time and space Google gives engineers to work on their own projects used to be the key to luring in PhDs and other brilliant minds. The recent talent exodus suggests it's no longer enough.READ»
In a short press conference after his appearance at the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco today, Google CEO Eric Schmidt refused to comment directly on the improved Facebook’s new Messages features, saying he didn’t know enough ...READ»
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