Topic: Dick Costolo
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Google's 16 biggest purchases, and how they worked out
Google's $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola will be its biggest acquisition ever -- more than four times the size of DoubleClick, the previous leader.
But over the last decade, Google has been one of the biggest -- and most successful -- acquirers in the tech industry, and owes a lot of its success to these smart buys.
Its core search advertising platform and most of its biggest new businesses, including Android, YouTube, and display advertising, all come from other companies.
Join us as we count down Google's top 16 acquisitions by value and show what happened to them.
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Why Google and Twitter didn't join the SOPA blackout
Wikipedia, Reddit, and other sites are blacked out in protest of the SOPA anti-piracy bills. Why didn't Google and Twitter join the blackout?
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Twitter introduces new look, and new HQ
Twitter has a fresh new look, which extends to its website, its iOS and Android apps, and TweetDeck. Twitter is planning a physical as well as virtual expansion: a cavernous new headquarters with room for more than four times its current staff.
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Twitter: Active user numbers up, more ads on the horizon
Twitter has seen a surge in the number of active users, Twitter exec Dick Costolo said on Thursday.
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Google's 16 biggest purchases, and how they worked out
Google's $12.5 billion purchase of Motorola will be its biggest acquisition ever -- more than four times the size of DoubleClick, the previous leader.
But over the last decade, Google has been one of the biggest -- and most successful -- acquirers in the tech industry, and owes a lot of its success to these smart buys.
Its core search advertising platform and most of its biggest new businesses, including Android, YouTube, and display advertising, all come from other companies.
Join us as we count down Google's top 16 acquisitions by value and show what happened to them.
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Steve Jobs joins high-tech meeting with Obama
Steve Jobs was one of 12 tech-industry leaders to talk with Obama about spurring US innovation. Steve Jobs has been the focus of rumors of ill-health.
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The Reformed Broker
Brace yourself: The 2.0's are coming!
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