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February 16, 2012

Hate Cold Calls? Get Ready for the Cold Stop-and-Chat, Courtesy of Google

By Beecher Tuttle, TMCnet Contributor

Late last week, TMC (News - Alert) CEO Rich Tehrani penned a blog post capturing all the recent headline-making news from Google, ranging from the rising success of its social networking platform, Google+, to the ramifications of its $12.5 billion acquisition of Motorola (News - Alert) Mobility, which just got okayed by E.U. and U.S. regulators.


The premise of the post is the Google is EVERYWHERE, providing free, useful services to consumers but also potentially "suffocating the rest of the tech space with its ever-expanding growth into new and perhaps unrelated spaces."


Ironically, Google's (News - Alert) next feature may actually suffocate us users, or at least the enterprise workforce that utilizes Google+.


In a new interview with Fortune's Michal Lev-Ram, Google's enterprise business head, Amit Singh, explains what's next for Google Apps, an addition that may turn the cold call into the cold stop-and-chat... Read More

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