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Wolfram Alpha to Launch Soon

Later this month, Wolfram Research, British physicist Stephen Wolfram’s software company, will unveil Wolfram Alpha, its new “computational knowledge engine.”

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Rumors Surface That Apple May Buy Twitter

Despite Twitter Co-Founder Biz Stone’s recent statement the company is committed to “building a strong, independent Twitter Inc.,” rumors have once again surfaced that Twitter is up for acquisition—this time by Apple.

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Trademark Lawsuit over Use of Google AdWords

U.S.-based Interflora and its UK trading arm have filed a lawsuit against British retailer Marks & Spencer and flower delivery service Flowers Direct Online. The suit alleges that both companies have breached UK trademark laws by bidding on its brand name and related, albeit misspelled, variations to create sponsored links using the Google AdWords program.

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Google AdSense for Domains Creates a Stir

Google’s recent move to incorporate AdSense into parked domain pages has caused a huge stir, and even anger, among industry professionals.

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2008 Online Advertising Budgets Shrink

Due to disappointing growth in paid-search and display advertising in 2008, eMarketer has lowered its 2008 forecast for U.S. online advertising budgets from $24.9 billion to $23.6 billion.

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