Google charges for web programs
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Google is offering beefed up web programs to businesses in a clear shot at rival Microsoft.
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Google Inc., the Web search engine, on  Wednesday slashed the price range on its eagerly awaited  initial public offering to between $85 and $95 per share from  $108 to $135 per share.
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Google Making Nearly $.10 on Every Search Query  John Battelle's Search Blog picked this up the other day from a blogger who dissected Google's public revenue records to come to the conclusion that Google earns about $.09 per every search query - a hefty return. With the average cost per click ...
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New Google fee-based service, Custom Business Search Edition, lets users build search pages for their own Web sites.
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Although it has repeatedly denied it has any intention of taking on Microsoft Office, Google on Thursday introduced Google Apps Premier Edition, a fee-based version of its free Web-based word processing and spreadsheet applications for businesses.
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Google Inc. on Friday will join the crowded field of services registering Web site addresses in a move aimed at encouraging more usage of the online search leader's free software products.
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As reports FinanceGates.com, the largest Web search engine Google Inc. is going to reach $1.67 billion in its initial public offering on Thursday selling 19.6 million shares at $85 each. Still, analysts consider shares to be overpriced.
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Google Inc., the world's most popular  Web search engine, on Wednesday slashed the price range on its  eagerly awaited initial public offering (IPO) to between $85  and $95 per share from between $108 and $135 per share.
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AT&amp;T Inc. and Comcast Corp. should be free to charge for priority Internet access, the US Justice Department said yesterday, dealing a blow to Google Inc.'s bid to block Web traffic fees.
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The rumor mill heated up again with acquisition talks again Friday, as reports began to surface that Google is in talks with popular video site YouTube. Sources told the Wall Street Journal that Google could pay around $1.6 billion for the startup.
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(InfoWorld) - Google announced on Thursday evening that a domain name search and registration service will be added to its Google Apps for Your Domain offering. Google will partner with GoDaddy and eNom, two domain registration companies to offer the service. Registration fees are a nominal $10 per year, which will include private registration to protect personal information and will support .com, .org, .net, .biz, and .info domains. Besides search and registration, the service also includes the creation of an administrative account for managing the site and a configurator to ensure the Google Apps are immediately available on the new site. Google Apps for Your Domain includes Gmail, calendar, shared calendaring, Google Talk instant messaging, Google Page Creator, and the Start Page for creating a home page. The domain name service is available now.
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Utilizing All the Features of Google Adsense  Many website owners know that Google's Adsense program is a great way to show targeted ads on your site and make money at the same time. Google offers many features that you may not know about. Let's take a look at a few of them.  Colors: ...
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Google is Mozilla's sugar daddy.  Is this cause for alarm?
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After coming up with Gmail and Google News, rumours are rife that search engine Google is now working on a web browser, reports BBC.
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An executive charges that Google and other Web services still need rich functions on clients.
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By Sara Kehaulani Goo, Washington Post Staff Writer  Last June, Google launched a service offering a one-click method of paying for purchases that minimizes the risk of credit card information being stolen off a Web site.
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Google launches a search engine service for as little as $100 a year, aimed at attracting small businesses.