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The latest contribution to the Google Public Policy blog, on the topic of patent reform and Google's stance, received a pointed rebuttal from a Brookings Institution guest scholar.

Google hasn't had much luck in Europe holding on to its Gmail trademark, but we haven't heard much in the way of a challenge in the US. A petition for cancellation filed at the US Patent and Trademark Office shows that it certainly hasn't gone unchallenged.

Google's transitioned Sitemaps program, Webmaster Central, offers an inclusive approach for small business site owners to index their pages.

The payday loans provider Check N' Go has objected to Google's practice of selling its trademark to competitors and filed suit against the search advertising company to stop the practice.

It's an amusing sight, a group of PR practitioners at dinner trying to figure out the check and the tip. Most communicators don't do math.

The largest maker of video games acknowledged a 91% drop in profit for the first quarter of the year.

After 105 days Google finally updated PR. And it's about time. There for awhile you couldn't swing a dead cat and not hit an anxious post on a seo forum wondering where the update was.

Google beta launched Google Personalized today, but it's going to take a lot more functionality to get me to use it rather than keywords to narrow my search.