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Google offers security and compliance services for any e-mail system
July 24th, 2009 
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Posted in Google is using its Postini acquisition to offer security features for any e-mail system.
The company is set to launch several new security products on Tuesday that are part of its Google Apps platform but are targeted at organizations that aren’t using Gmail and other Web-hosted applications from Google.
The Powered by Postini services are message filtering with spam and malware filtering, for $3 per user per year; message filtering plus enhanced virus detection, content policy management, and other support to stop e-mail data leaks, for $12 per user per year; and message discovery, which adds one year of message…
Google shares fall below $500
Maybe a roller-coaster ride is just the distraction Disneyland-bound Googlers need to get their minds off the company’s falling share price.
Google’s shares closed Monday at $495.43, the first time they’ve closed below $500 in about six and a half months. The dip follows news that Google’s two main competitors could possibly merge. It also comes as employees take a company trip to the Southern California amusement park.
Google’s shares had been sailing to what seemed like never-ending heights, hitting a record high of $747 last November. However, they have lost 30 percent since trending downward late last year amid…
Google releases social graph code
Google has helped solved a problem that infects new social networks and applications–how to grow them, and fast.
Google on Friday released the Google Social Graph API, which will allows developers to write apps that can easily link up people on the Web. The API takes the publicly declared relationships about your accounts, on Twitter, MySpace.com, and so on, and then your friends and their accounts, and makes that information publicly accessible for new apps. So, when you join a new network built using the API, you won’t have rebuild your social-network contact list.
Here’s how Google engineer Brad Fitzpatrick…
Google’s rise key to potential Microsoft-Yahoo merger
It has only taken three years for Google to unseat Yahoo in search, become the online ad king, and get so big it prompts Microsoft to try to buy Yahoo.
Microsoft announced on Friday it has made an offer to acquire Yahoo for $44.6 billion. The news comes days after Yahoo said it would lay off 1,000 workers, saw its fourth-quarter profit fall, and gave lukewarm guidance for the current quarter. By comparison, Google on Thursday posted fourth-quarter revenue of $4.8 billion, up more than 50 percent, while profit rose 17 percent.
Google has been able to capitalize on a…
Google still waiting for social ad payoff
You may be friending and poking your acquaintances on social networks, but that doesn’t mean you are paying attention to the ads. Or, maybe Google just made a bad deal with MySpace in which it guaranteed to pay a lot of money even if you don’t click on the ads.
Google’s fourth-quarter results missed expectations on Thursday, partly due to a rise in traffic acquisition costs that cut into revenue. Executives acknowledged in a conference call with analysts that they made less money serving up ads on social networks than they expected.
The news, which prompted a drop in the…
