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Feature Story
/ PART TWO
-- "Nothing In
This World Is Permanent!" . . . not even Yahoo,
SBC, AT&T, Micro-soft or MacIntosh. As Web
users we all know . . . all to well, all you can do
is stay the time with updated versions of cell
phone new wifi inivators, soft-ware developers,
search engines, and a new crop of E-mail and
instant messaging services that includes,
"freebies."
Think about this . . . even the oldest and simplest
wireless telephone devices can stand some
improvement.
Take the "Radio" and "iPhone" devices for instance.
According to the U.S. patent office, before 1908,
"Radio" was referenced as Wireless Telephony and
Wireless Telegraphy. Marconi called his meassages,
"etherographs" -- and the NBS voice conversation
as:"etherotalk."
That being the case at hand, that makes the 1908
NBS Wireless Telephone Patent the oldest
known recordation of WiFi187, and the direct link
to the growth of the cellphone, Wireless
Telephone habit. But despite the 100 years of
tinkering, we have yet to find the perfect Wireless
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control over Internet? If so . . . How will it
happen? Will it be Google's new affiliate "free"
software and its 411 information service start-up,
or will it be News Corp. and NBC Universal. GE
plans to prove their new Web service will make them
the next content king.
PART
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PART
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PART
THREE - Hollywood Digital Google's Plans for 2008,
the 100th Year of the Wireless
Telephone
OPEN SOCIAL
NETWORKS
Called OpenSocial, the standard also can be
used on other participating social networking
sites, such as LinkedIn and
Friendster.
Google said all social networks had been
invited to take part in the OpenSocial network.
"Nobody is excluded," Chief Executive Eric Schmidt
said.
But a Facebook spokeswoman said the company
had not been briefed.
"When we have had a chance to understand the
technology, then Facebook will evaluate
participation relative to the benefits to its 50
million users and 100,000 platform developers,"
Brandee Barker said.
Another popular social network, Bebo.com,
will participate in OpenSocial along with Hi5
Networks Inc., LinkedIn Corp., Ning Inc. and
Friendster.
The addition of so many major players could
put pressure on Facebook to join the coalition. The
OpenSocial network is expected to reach more than
200 million Web users.
OpenSocial is unlikely to have any immediate
effect on Facebook's popularity, but it could boost
social networks left in the digital dust by MySpace
and Facebook, including Google-run Orkut, which is
popular in Brazil and India but never gained
traction in the United
States.
Google also benefits in another way: As
developers build more programs helping social
networks gain more users, it is likely to sell more
ads.
"Talks with Santa Monica-based MySpace,
which has 110 million users, kicked off about a
year ago," Schmidt said. In August 2006, Google
struck a $900-million advertising partnership with
MySpace and other websites owned by News Corp.'s
Fox Interactive Media. At the time, Google said it
was drawn to MySpace's rapid growth.
Part
02 / IN EARLY NOVEMBER, the LA
Times reported that Internet search company Google
Inc. is joining forces with My- Space to make it
easier to create programs for the biggest social
networking site, a move that draws sharp battle
lines with their respective rivals, Microsoft Corp.
and Facebook Inc.
Stealing some thunder from
fast-growing Facebook, Google and MySpace said
Thursday that software developers could now use a
common technology standard Google had created to
build features for MySpace
users.
Called OpenSocial, the standard also
can be used on other participating social
networking sites, such as LinkedIn and
Friendster.
The standard is a boon for small
outfits, which no longer need to customize their
programs for each site. A developer could, for
example, create a software widget that would let
My- Space users book travel plans, and put that
widget on other participating sites as
well.
The alliance is a counterpunch to the
momentum of fast-growing Facebook, which has been
fueled by thousands of new programs added by
developers since the Palo Alto-based social network
opened up its site in
May.
It also shows how the social-networking
world is commanding the attention of far bigger
companies. The deal comes just a week after
Mountain View, Calif.-based Google lost out to
archrival Microsoft for the right to invest in
Facebook, and it now pits two of the largest five
U.S. companies by market value squarely against
each other on yet another front.
"Everybody is lining up, picking sides
and buying weapons," analyst Rob Enderle said.
"This is going to be bloody for a while. The battle
for the social networking space is going to be hard
fought."
MySpace Chief Executive Chris DeWolfe
predicted that OpenSocial would become the "de
facto standard for developing applications
instantly out of the
gates."
Google announced the OpenSocial platform
Tuesday, just days after losing out to Microsoft in
the blockbuster deal that valued 3-year-old
Facebook at $15
billion.
Facebook has vaulted over rivals to
become the social network with the greatest
momentum, adding about 1 million users a week. A
flood of free software programs -- to join causes,
book travel, turn your friends into virtual zombies
-- has been a hit with users. Millions of users
signed up for the most popular programs in a matter
of weeks.
But Facebook's approach is in stark
contrast to the one taken by Google and its
partners. Facebook requires developers to use its
proprietary software language to write programs.
With Google's OpenSocial, developers now have the
option of using a common language for many social
networks. The biggest Facebook developers,
including Slide, RockYou, iLike and Flixter, have
all said they plan to do
so.
Facebook also had endeared itself to
developers by allowing them to advertise on its
pages, while MySpace has not. MySpace executives
have said change is coming, including ad-sharing
for some programmers.
A question unanswered by Thursday's
events was whether the financial terms of
OpenSocial programs would stay the same from one
site to another. That has yet to be sorted out,
people familiar with the process
said.
Part
03 /
On November 3, 2007 Reuters
reported that Google Inc. will unveil its mobile
strategy by mid-November, including a phone
operating system and a broad alliance with multiple
wireless service providers and handset
vendors.
Sources said the Google mobile operating
system would be based on open-source Linux code,
which would support applications from different
software developers in addition to Google's own
services, which include e-mail and
mapping.
Its partners include Sprint Nextel
Corp., Deutsche Telekom's T-Mobile USA, Motorola
Inc. and Samsung Electronics, sources
said.
The phones are expected to come on the
market around the middle of 2008, said one person
who was briefed on the
plans.
"What Google is trying to do is win the
war for a much larger audience, that being
[for] the mobile device," said the person,
who spoke on condition of
anonymity.
"Google has been frustrated with their
efforts to date to go in and do what they want" in
mobile, the source added. "Now they're taking a
different tactic, saying: 'Why don't we create a
broader working group where we're the anchor?'
"
The alliance, which aims to boost mobile
Web surfing, has more than 25 members, the source
said. Noticeably absent, others said, is handset
market leader Nokia Corp. of Finland, which owns
47.9% of British software company Symbian, a
developer of operating systems for advanced
cellphones.
Mountain View,
Calif.-based Google, which dominates Web search on
desktop computers, has long said Internet use on
cellphones would be key to its growth, but it has
not yet been able to crack the
market.
Another person familiar with the matter
said Google had to take a new approach and work
with multiple partners if it wanted its mobile
offerings to work well on a large number of
phones.
4.
Related Stories
/
Microsoft.
Unlike the desktop
computer, where Microsoft Corp.'s operating system
dominates, cellphones run on multiple incompatible
systems, often requiring application vendors to
customize their software for each
device.
"If you're Google looking at the mobile
environment, what you see really does not resemble
what happens on the desktop, and the foundation to
create that doesn't exist," another person familiar
with the matter said. "Google doesn't necessarily
want to be your phone . . . but they would
certainly like to extend their business model to
your phone."
Google shares soared past $700 this
week, buoyed by media reports that it would soon
break into the phone market. The stock gained $8.04
on Friday to close at a record $711.25.
Analysts, however, say that Google may
have to offer more concessions than it originally
wanted to reach deals with the largest U.S.
wireless companies, which prefer to keep control of
their devices and
features.
For months, investors have speculated
that Google might design an entire phone, as Apple
Inc. did with its iPhone. But unlike the iPod
maker, Google does not have a big name in devices,
so analysts expect it to try to popularize its
mobile services with software rather than
hardware.
Google has been in talks with Verizon
Wireless about putting Google applications on the
phones it offers, people familiar with the matter
said this week.
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