Contributing editor Greg Sterling writes a personal blog Screenwerk, examining the world of media and local advertising. He also writes about the mobile internet at Internet2Go. His consulting firm, Sterling Market Intelligence, conducts research on the impact of the internet and digital media on offline consumer behavior.

Previously, Sterling was an analyst for BIA/Kelsey. He also worked at TechTV and was part of the founding editorial team at AllBusiness.com. Prior to AllBusiness, Sterling was a practicing attorney in San Francisco.

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• Second Google-Sponsored Legal Report Argues Government Would Lose Antitrust Case
• Report: Scott Thompson To Step Down As Yahoo CEO, Ross Levinsohn To Step In
• Yahoo Search Sees 8th Monthly Share Decline — comScore
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• DataPop CEO: Mobile Paid Search Traffic Is 50 Percent Or More In Some Categories
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• Yellow Pages Sites Beat Google In Local Data Accuracy Test
• How “Facebook Search” Could Help Google Escape The Antitrust Noose
• Yahoo In A Fight For Its Life
• Google Loses Search PR Director Gabriel Stricker To Twitter
• Looking Back At Larry Page’s First Year At Google’s Helm
• Yahoo Confirms 2,000 Employees Getting the Axe
• How Serious Is Facebook About Search?
• Report: Google Makes $10 Per Android User Per Year
• Google Makes Android Maps Cleaner, More Personal
• App Search Engine Appolicious Introduces “AdWords For Apps”
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• Rumor: Apple To Add Baidu To iPhone Search Options
• UBL And Yext Join Forces To Offer More Complete Local Data Syndication
• Report: 25 Percent Of Paid-Search Clicks Will Come From Mobile By December
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• Live Blogging the Google (Susan Wojcicki) SMX West Keynote
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• Groupon Buys Travel Search Site Uptake Mostly For Headcount
• Microsoft And Nokia Unify Maps On PC, Mobile
• Google: 1 Billion People Will Use Mobile As Primary Internet Access Point In 2012
• In Chomp, Apple Gains A Social Search Engine For Apps
• Geek Chic: Augmented Reality Google Glasses To Go On Sale This Year
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