All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Internet

After a year of beta testing, MySpace Latino launches in the US to reach the rapidly growing  Latino population.

Microsoft offered $31 per share on Feb. 1, which was a 62 percent premium over Yahoo's closing price the day before, and was thus characterized at the time as the proverbial "can't refuse" type. However, since then, Yahoo's stock has risen in value and was trading just above $29 on Monday morning. At...

Internet media giant Yahoo has now improved their local maps for India by adding options for local languages. These maps are also now providing walking directions. The company said that the maps are now available in languages including Hindi, Tamil, Kannada, Marathi, Gujarati, Telugu, Malayalam and...

This article,  based on Apple's  4/3 press release,  touts that iTunes downloads have  now surpassed Wal-Mart music sales, making Apple the nation's largest music retailer.   While this development provides the makings for a nice press release, it doesn't...

China’s influence is felt in technology, medicine, toys, food, banking, and now the Internet. The question of whether or not China will play the role of conciliatory or a nationalistic role on the world stage is an important question but in the scheme of things not completely relevant. The real question...

The Google proposal for the TV white spaces as unused spectrum to enable ubiquitous wireless broadband will be hindered by the demise of municipal Wi-Fi in U.S. cities.

IEEE 802.22 WRAN has been underway for approximately two years developing the technology for this spectrum. Google's support would be welcomed by that community and may help to remove the politcal barriers blocking the FCC from adopting the Proposed Rule Making (PRM) necessary to allow white space ...

Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Facebook, Bebo and many others that create platforms for free speech and the free distribution of content from anyone and everyone will limit new growth opportunities if they do not reconcile with the concept of "rights" within the borders...

The early signs of economic recession/whatever you want to call it, show up in the telco/wireless bill paying numbers, among other key indicators.  The municipal entities have been gleaning revenue from sales taxes and business franchise fees, but some are now going after something called the "privilege...

Net neutrality is an issue which seems likely to persist as an ongoing theme in regulatory debates, as long as major network infrastructure, services, and content providers perceive that alternative, still undecided outcomes could have a significant impact upon their businesses.