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Google blowin' in the windGreentech Media has more.
Glam gets a new CFO -- The media network named Bruce Jaffe, the former head of mergers and acquisitions at Microsoft, as its new chief financial officer today -- yet another sign that it is prepping to go public.
Cloud Sherpas appoints new CEO -- The Google Apps solutions provider has chosen Jon Hallett as its new chief executive officer. He was formerly executive chairman at Northbridge Systems, which provided enterprise collaboration tools.
Movie Gallery files for second bankruptcy -- The operator of game-rental retail outlets has decided to shutter in response to its second bankruptcy in two years, closing down 2,415 Movie Gallery, Hollywood Video and Game Crazy locations across the U.S. and laying off 19,000 employees.
Chrome outpaces Firefox again -- Google's internet browser now owns 6.7 percent of the market, up 0.6 percent in the last month. Internet Explorer lost 0.7 percent, while Firefox saw a small 0.07 percent uptick. ComputerWorld has more.
New Dropbox version comes to the iPad -- The maker of the doc-sharing and storage tool, introduced its updated application for the iPad, available for free, today. Check out the changes here.
Digg gets buriednews aggregation site ran into problems today, with many users running into an error page, and many upvotes not being registered. The breakdown slowed link submissions to the site, but everything seems to be in working order now.
Topix gets social and local -- The local news aggregator now uses location in its Twitter feature that sends news to people nearby, and Facebook social plugins. GigaOm has more.
eSolar eyes hybrid solar biomass technology in China -- Idealab's Bill Gross told Earth2Tech that portfolio company eSolar, which specializes in solar thermal developments, will be building two gigawatts' worth of power stations in China, with the support of the country's government.