Dan's Best of the Web: After Panda & Penguin, is Google Living Up to Its Great Expectations?

The field of technology is always moving. Let's take a look at which companies have been in the news.

In our first little bunch, let's have a look at the sites taking about Google and iPad:
- After Panda & Penguin, is Google Living Up to Its Great Expectations? from searchenginewatch.com
- Google's Eric Schmidt Compares Apple-Google Dealings To International Relations from techcrunch.com
- Google's Local Knowledge Graph Carousel Finds Its Way On Tablets from searchengineland.com

Facebook has been receiving a lot of press as well:
- Kevin Systrom: Instagram Will Exist Independent Of Facebook For A Long Time To Come from techcrunch.com
- Facebook: Out with "Subscribing," in with "Following" from www.webpronews.com

Next on the list are Amazon Kindle and Amazon.com, Inc..
- Kindle FreeTime Unlimited Offers Restricted Access To Content For Kids From Disney, Nickelodeon, DC Comics, And More - "When asked whether it was hard to negotiate with Disney, Peter Larson, VP of Amazon Kindle, answered "it's hard to negotiate with us as well."" - said techcrunch.com

Anything else? Well, Google Maps and Google Street View were in the media a fair bit:
- Google Maps On The Wii U Lets You Wander The World's Streets With Your GamePad Beginning In January - "While I've managed to resist the call of the Wii U so far, neat tricks with the GamePad like the newly-announced Google Maps app Street View integration have me sorely tempted. Nintendo announced today that Google Maps will be arriving on the Wii U gaming console in early 2013, delivering a unique Street View mode for the GamePad touchscreen controller that allows users to pan around various locations as they view satellite map imagery on their television" - said techcrunch.com
- Wii U Gets Google Maps And Street View In Early 2013 - www.webpronews.com