It appears that Google is looking to challenge the recently launched services from Skype and Truphone, with its Google Voice, which it launched on Thursday.

According to an announcement by Time Warner's Chairman and CEO Jeff Bewkes, AOL will soon have a new Chairman and CEO - Tim Armstrong, the Senior Vice President of Google's sales business in North America and Latin America.

Yesterday, Google rolled out its controversial behavioral advertising for beta testing, and announced that it will start offering ads based on behavioral targeting.

Google Inc. has todaly introduced Google Voice service, which threads traditional phone features with Gmail. Google Voice allows users to store transcripts of voicemail phone messages in their email inboxes.

Google Voice service runs on the technology of on Grand Central Communications, which Google purched for an undisclosed amount in July 2007.

Google has detected a "privacy glitch" in its online Google Docs service, which exposed some private documents stored on online Google Docs service. The glitch caused inadvertent sharing of some word-processing and presentation documents stored on Google's online Docs service.

There is confirmation from the Google headquarters about the a malfunction within the company's free Google Docs service - the company has confessed that some users of its online word processing service have possibly had their documents, marked down as collaborative items, shared with unauthorized users.

Shooting for more people to see and click on ads, Google has introduced expandable ads to its AdSense network; the search giant has added rich media ad menu and third-party expanding ads to its AdSense network. Google has brought in expandable ads at the time when 70 percent of Google publishers are reporting less earnings with Google.

The ongoing guess work and dead reckoning over whether the search giant Google will soon buy micro-blogging site Twitter was ended by Google CEO Eric Schmidt on Saturday. On PBS's Charlie Rose show, Schmidt made it clear that they are "unlikely to buy anything in the short term".

Google-owned video-sharing website YouTube and Vivendi's Universal Music Group are deliberating about the construction of an online music website - the idea being proposed by Universal to YouTube last year, for including videos from all bigwigs of music!

It appears that Microsoft is losing some ground since European Commission has registered Opera's complaint against Microsoft for illegally tying its Internet Explorer web browser with its Windows operating system.