Google has reported its highest quarterly profit, suggesting that the internet advertising market is bouncing back from the recession. Google reported net profit of $1.64bn (£1bn) between July and September, up 27% on the same period a year ago. The
Do SEO managers and SEO specialists think that Google censors China? Leading Internet search engine Google has announced that it will censor its search services in China in order to gain greater access to China's fast-growing online market. Google has
A force for Good? Digital state discusses Turkeys Google Block. Just a week after Google’s most recent censorship battle with China, they are facing similar issues in Turkey. For the past few weeks internet users in Turkey have been unable
Conservative Science Policy Introduction It is critical that the Science Minister and senior Ministers engage the science community and set out their policies through: A speech by a key figure specifically on the subject of science and engineering. They need
The increasingly acrimonious squabble over the legal settlement has officially slid past that threshold -- all too familiar during heated political campaigns -- where the debate becomes about the debate. The Open Book Alliance issued a statement today complaining not
Digital State Consulting in Cheshire discuss the demise of Newspaper Advertising. With the growth of internet on mobile phones and the modern globalised nature of broadband internet at the forefront of publisher’s minds, is the future of journalism an online
Unlike most undergraduate courses at universities in the United Kingdom, the Open University (OU) does not have formal entry requirements, operating instead on a “first come, first served” basis. Last month, the OU was ranked among the best in the
Online advertising spending in the UK has overtaken television expenditure for the first time, a report has said. Online spending grew 4.6% to £1.752bn in the first half of 2009, while TV spending shrank 16.1% to £1.639bn. This is good
Digital State Consulting asks is Windows 7 to be another Vista? Ten years ago you'd probably have said yes, Microsoft can afford to release two dud and unsuccessful operating systems in a row. Like any monopolistic incumbent, Windows didn't
The largest computer software developer in the world,, has announced plans to open up the format of the data files used by its e-mail program Outlook. The software giant said it would provide full documentation on the format so non-Microsoft