( GM ) General Motors CEO turns to Google's Youtube.com

Today, General Motors is reaching out to investors in attempt to clarify where the company is headed going into the future. Rick Wagoner posted this Youtube video today.

Google ( GOOG ) News - Youtube on Sony Ericsson G705 Smartphone

Sony Ericsson is pleased to Tuesday announce a partnership with Google ( GOOG ) meaning that YouTube will be integrated into selected upcoming models from Sony Ericsson. This capability will allow users to instantly download and upload video directly from their phone to YouTube. The G705 will be YouTube compatible and further models will be announced at a later stage.
G705 for American markets will be available early Q1 2009.

Google ( GOOG ) also announced today that they will only keep a users search data for 9 months....down from 18 months.

Google Chrome - New Browser from Google!

Google came out yesterday and said they will release a new web broswer today, Google Chrome.

Google Inc. plans to introduce an Internet browser today, challenging Microsoft Corp.'s dominant Internet Explorer and expanding the rivalry between the two Internet heavyweights.

The new browser, called Google Chrome, aims to reduce the frequency of crashed Web pages due to software errors, add extra protection against malicious sites that spread online viruses and be more compatible with the latest software used on Web pages, according to the company.
Google's browser is open source, meaning Internet users are invited to add to the underlying software code to improve its performance and expand its capabilities.

A test version of the free browser will be available for download sometime this afternoon at www.google.com/chrome.

Youtube like service for businesses

Google Inc. (GOOG) is launching a service that will allow its business software subscribers to view and share video clips in the same way that consumers use the company's popular YouTube site.
The Mountain View, Calif.-based Internet company said Google's video-for-business service will enable anyone to upload employee-generated videos, from executive communications to product training clips and trip reports, and share them securely with individuals or their entire company.
The new video service will be available to subscribers of Google Apps Premier Edition software - which includes online messaging, word processing, spreadsheet and security applications - and marks the company's latest attempt to woo customers away from Microsoft Corp.'s (MSFT) office software.