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CVS Caremark has expanded its partnership with Google Health by offering its pharmacy customers the ability to download their prescription and medication histories to their Google Health account. Customers filling prescriptions at CVS pharmacy stores can now add their medication history to their online medical record directly from CVS.com.

It looks like Netflix is about ready to get another big boost to its competitiveness in the quest for online video domination. The video service has announced a deal which will see it streaming content through TiVo.

A smart person might have the equivalent of six months' expenses saved up, just collecting interest and staving off panic attacks.  Mozilla is even more set, as its search partnership with Google has been extended by three years.

Cultural dissimilarities will remain; Google isn't likely to move its headquarters to China and replace thousands of American employees.  The company may overcome one other obstacle in that market, however, as it prepares to enter a partnership with Top100.cn and make music available for free.

There are times when technology news can make you feel dumb; a sort of "slow down, I've never heard any of those terms before" feeling comes up.  But in this instance, we're placing the blame for any confusion on Google and Publicis; the two companies put out a short, vague press release, and seem to have scattered all relevant information to the winds.

Americans may not be familiar with the Fairfax Digital group, but it’s Australia’s “leading provider of online news and classifieds websites.”  And it’s now Google’s partner - Fairfax Digital has joined the Google Adsense network, will make some clips available through Google Video, and plans to integrate Google Maps throughout its properties.

These are busy days for adap.tv - the company, which was founded in 2006, recently launched its new “unique online video advertising service.”  It also partnered with thePlatform, “a leading provider of broadband video management and publishing services.”

Google’s YouTube has announced the expansion of their partnership program to include many popular video content creators. The move seeks to offer a way for popular videos to monetize their popularity, by sharing in some of the revenue YouTube collects from AdSense ads.