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News from eWeek.com - Google Rolls Out Desktop 2.0 Beta

"SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Google Inc. unveils a computer and Web search tool on Monday using self-updating navigation and personal information software that puts it in more direct competition with Yahoo, Microsoft and AOL."

FT.com / Media & internet / Google - Google expects second issue to raise $4bn

"ImageGoogle on Thursday announced a secondary share issue that would raise an estimated $4bn, which analysts said could be used to fund a sizeable acquisition or significant capital investments"

Wired News: Google's Boycott Misses the Mark

"Google is all for googling, as long as you don't google a Google executive.

That's the lesson that Jai Singh, CNET News.com founder and top editor, learned the hard way when the company informed him that no one from Google would speak to anyone at News.com for a full year."

IBM Open-Sources New Search Technology

"IBM plans to release as open-source a sophisticated new search and text analysis technology that is able to find relationships, trends and facts buried in a wide range of unstructured data, including e-mails, Web pages, text documents, images, audio and video."

T-Mobile, Google team up for mobile Internet - Jun. 29, 2005

"'With the Google homepage we want to tell our customers from the first moment that they are carrying with them the Internet they know from home,' T-Mobile board member Ulli Gritzuhn said at a news conference at T-Mobile's headquarters."

Google, Yahoo Woo Developers to Online Maps

"Both companies on Wednesday released APIs into their respective online mapping services as they attempt to attract other Web sites to use their maps."

Google sued over 'click fraud'- The Times of India

"SAN FRANCISCO: A seller of online marketing tools said on Wednesday it sued Google Inc, charging that the Web search giant has failed to protect users of its advertising programme from 'click fraud,' costing them at least $5 million. "

InformationWeek > Google > Google Brings Space To Local Search > June 28, 2005

"Google Earth, which uses broadband streaming technology, shows an aerial view of a user-requested location. The software can zoom in from space-level close enough to see streets and buildings, and overlays the search location on the picture."