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Google plans to double Gmail capacity--at least

April 1, 2005 Web giant says it will offer more e-mail storage, dramatically raising the bar for rivals for the second time in a year. TAGS: Gmail, Web company, rival, Google Inc., e-mail, Microsoft Corp.

Yahoo 360 takes spin through blogosphere

March 16, 2005 Web giant invites members to sign up for beta test of blogging and social networking service. TAGS: Yahoo! 360, blogging, Yahoo! Inc., social networking, Web company, blogosphere, blog, MSN, networking, Google Inc., photograph, Microsoft Corp.

Google thanks bug hunters

November 1, 2006 In the Web 2.0 world, a lack of traditional security alerts means companies have to find a new way to give credit where its due. TAGS: Web company, researcher, Web 2.0, Google Inc., flaw, vulnerability, Web application, Time Warner Inc., security, attack

Video site buying spree in the offing?

October 10, 2006 Some observers wonder if more deals will follow Google's acquisition of YouTube. TAGS: Internet video, YouTube, Web company, acquisition, investor, Google Inc., CEO, value, Skype, Yahoo! Inc., video, Sony Corp.

Web giants ask for feds' help on censorship

January 31, 2007 Google, Yahoo and Microsoft say government should stand behind global Internet freedom, but not all support legislation. TAGS: censorship, Web company, Yahoo! Inc., government, Google Inc., authority, terrorism, request, China, Microsoft Corp., U.S., help, e-mail

Does Web 2.0 bubble have a silver lining?

November 6, 2006 Not all of today's Web start-ups will survive. But the relatively low cost of getting one going means Web services are being developed fast. TAGS: JotSpot, Web 2.0, entrepreneurial, Excite Inc., Web company, entrepreneur, dot-com, venture-capital company, innovation, investor, stock market, acquisition, CEO, Google Inc., start-up, Microsoft Corp.
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