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  1. Ask.com’s Top Question of 2012: Will Robert Pattinson & Kristen Stewart Get Back Together?

    Greece bankruptcy. That was the top trending question of 2012 from Ask.com. Spoiler alert: apparently, yes. At least for now. The big question now: is KStew pregnant with the spawn of RPatz? Will they name their unborn and potentially immortal...

  2. Google Reviews Japanese Court Order Demanding Removal of Autocomplete Terms

    This can lead to irretrievable damage, such as job loss or bankruptcy, just by displaying search results that constitute defamation or violation of the privacy of an individual person or small and medium-size companies," Tomita said.

  3. Top Bing Searches in 2011: Bieber, Kardashian & Royal Wedding

    More Top Searches: Suri Cruise, Rebecca Black, the YMCA, Bankruptcy Not surprisingly, “bankruptcy” and “selling a home” were the most searched economic terms of 2011. In that sense, Bing’s top searches lists do serve as a sort of barometer of the...

  4. Court: Google Image Search Didn’t ‘Irreparably Harm’ Perfect 10’s Porn Business

    Adult website and magazine Perfect 10 has failed to prove to a federal appeals court that Google nearly drove it to bankruptcy by indexing and showing thumbnail images of Perfect 10’s nude female models in Google Image search results for free.

  5. What Role Should the Government Play in Our (Searching) Lives?

    The first six are military recruiting related (noteworthy for the military's efforts in adopting an online paid strategy), but the seventh most popular paid search phrase driving traffic is "Chapter 7 Bankruptcy.

  6. Ask.com's Top Questions of 2009: Refreshing, Existential and Disturbing

    How do I file for bankruptcy? Ask.com gets a lot of their search queries in the form of a question - more so than any other search engine. So, it makes sense that their end-of-the-year list features questions instead of keywords.

  7. Death of newspapers or new era of online journalism?

    Some papers are in bankruptcy, and others have lost three-quarters of their value. I just received an email from an old friend about The Christian Science Monitor, which published its final daily print edition yesterday.

  8. The fourth estate is dead; long live the fourth estate

    The Chicago Tribune and LA Times have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Linda is now the Vice President of Communications and Strategic Outreach at Southwest Airlines, but she is a former a reporter for the Dallas Times Herald newspaper.

  9. Microsoft's Net Income Increases by 2%

    Microsoft's ability to attract and retain talented employees; delays in product development and related product release schedules; significant business investments that may not gain customer acceptance and produce offsetting increases in revenue...