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Beijing Time May 14 News, Google product director Ien Cheng announced will leave Google, and joined the Bloomberg responsible for multimedia business. It is another Google executive who has recently left the company. The following is the main content of the American Science and Technology blog today.

Alleyinsider:google Product Manager to Bloomberg

Google's employee turnover continues, Ien Cheng, who joined Google as product management a year ago, announced it would leave for Bloomberg. Ien Cheng will become the head of the Bloomberg Multimedia group, which is responsible for Bloomberg's television, radio, internet and cell phone business. Bloomberg is looking for other growth points beyond the data terminal, and the Wall Street financial crisis has had a huge impact on Bloomberg data terminal business. Google has lost a number of senior executives, including US sales director Tim Armstrong and former DoubleClick chief executive David Rosenblatt.

Webpronews:youtube launches new User participation tool

YouTube has launched a new user-participation tool, YouTube Mosaic, for the YouTube brand channel. YouTube Mosaic is a picture that is almost the same size as the entire channel page. This image is a collage of multiple independent video preview pages that can display different patterns. Victoria Katsarou, a YouTube executive, says users are not just looking to browse a particular company's channel, they want to experience a brand in a fresh and interesting way, and thus have a deeper understanding of the brand. Several companies, including the public, have now used YouTube as a new tool.

Techcrunch:kindle Publishing open to all blogs

An affiliate feature of the Amazon Kindle Reader is subscribe to the blog. The service is paid for, but for Kindle enthusiasts, this feature allows users to view their favorite blogs at any time. However, the feature was previously open only to a few large blogs. Amazon has announced that from Wednesday onwards, all blogs can be posted to the Kindle through the Kindle Publishing for Blogs beta program. What the blogger does is add the blog feed file to the Kindle store, and Amazon will then complete the rest of the work so that the content of the blog is in the format required by the Kindle reader. It is unclear how much Amazon is charging for blogging.

Webpronews:ebay won the L ' oreal fake case.

Ebay has won a court ruling on ebay's suspected l ' oreal fakes in France. L ' Oreal previously accused ebay of not doing enough to stop the sale of fake L ' oreal products on its website and therefore claimed 6.97 million dollars to ebay. The Paris court said in its ruling that ebay had fully discharged its responsibilities, and that it was difficult to prevent fakes on ebay when it involved goods such as perfume and cosmetics. ebay and L ' Oreal have agreed to a legal settlement, which will be heard by the court on May 25. ebay's deputy legal advisor, Mary Huser, says 99% of the goods on ebay are not fakes.

MacRumors: Jobs will not be WWDC keynote speech for 09 years

Apple issued a Wednesday statement saying that the keynote address for the 2009 Global Developers Conference (WWDC) will begin 10 o'clock in the morning the Pacific Time June 8, and the keynote team will be headed by Phil Schiller, senior vice president of global product marketing. Apple also announced that it would release the final developer Preview version of the OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard operating system on WWDC. Apple's WWDC keynote address has been the responsibility of CEO Steve Jobs, but Mr. Jobs is currently running away from the company on health issues. Many in the industry look forward to Mr. Jobs's appearance on the WWDC, but at least it appears that jobs will not play the role of the past.

VentureBeat: Vodafone announces launch of mobile phone software store

Vodafone announced the launch of its mobile software store service in Wednesday. Since Apple's App store has been successful, several mobile phone manufacturers have announced the launch of such services. The biggest feature of Vodafone's mobile software store is its billing system, which allows Vodafone to charge users directly. This is expected to be welcomed by software developers, who often pay first and receive services for services paid through carriers. In terms of service charges, operators have a natural advantage over handset makers because they already have all the information they need. If Vodafone's mobile-phone software store is popular, it will drive the development of mobile-phone payments.

Alleyinsider:verizon give up 4.8 million phone access lines

Verizon, the nation's second-largest telecoms operator, announced it would sell 4.8 million of residential and small-business telephone access lines to another operator, Frontier, at $8.6 billion. The sale of Verizon's 15%,frontier will pay Verizon $5.3 billion worth of shares and 3.3 billion dollars in debt. Verizon gave up its phone business to a number of U.S. states, including parts of California. Verizon's fixed-line business has now begun to decline. The number of Verizon-operated telephone access lines fell 10% to 35.2 million in the first quarter of this year. Verizon will pay more attention to areas that are still growing in the future, such as the Vodafone joint venture, Verizon Wireless, America's largest wireless carrier.

Boomtown: Women Blog website BlogHer 7 million dollars in investment

The women's blogging community, BlogHer, recently gained 7 million dollars in the third round of funding, making the site a total investment of $15.5 million. The BlogHer investors include GE's investment agency Venrock and Peacock Equity and Azure capital. Lisa Stone, chief executive of BlogHer, said the site's recent rapid growth was the main driver of funding, which would use the financing to provide better tools for 2,500 bloggers and invest in research on better advertising technology. BlogHer was founded in 2005 and currently has more than 14 million per month independent access.