The GOOG Annual
March 16, 2006
If you're into some light reading, here's a copy of the Google annual report. (Gary tipped me to it, natch.)
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What's the $7 million in stock to an (anonymous) individual for the aquisition of technology in October all about??
Great find. Thanks. But, I was hoping to see some images. The hardcopy probably is a lot more cooler. This one is so dry. But, still is a great find:-)
Google Banning Class Action Suit Launched by Kinderstart.
It will be interesting to track how legal actions change policies in Google, in this case all sites banned since 2001 are being invited.
This was predicted by Search Engines Web on some of the Blog posts made on the Blog of one of Google's Search Enginners
Actions such as these may become more common to balance and check the policies of TOP Search Engines
Google disclosed in the 10-K that they acquired 15 companies in 2005. They "acquired all of the voting interests of nine companies and substantially all of the assets of six other companies."
I can only come up with a few of these companies:
1. Urchin Software
2. Dodgeball
3. Akwan Information Technologies
4. Reqwireless
5. Android.com
Anyone know the rest?
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