MotoGoo, Motoogle, or Googola -- a big deal any way you slice it

Google just bought Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. Cringe isn't sure the Googlers will know what to do with it.

This is an epic day for more than just business reasons. Motorola is one of a handful of companies responsible for creating the industry that pays my mortgage, and I don't mean blogging. And its history with cellphones is equally storied.

Until the iPhone came along, Motorola pretty much defined mobile phones, starting with the original DynaTAC in 1983, the first flip phone (the StarTac), and the first looks-so-cool-I-must-have-it fashion phone (the Razr). Then came the ill-fated Rokr and a long sojourn in the handset desert, followed by a recent comeback, thanks in large part to a a series of snazzy -- and some not so snazzy -- Android phones.

Sadly, I have one of the less snazzy ones: the Motorola Cliq, which is underpowered and overburdened with a godawful Blur "social interface" that does nothing but drain battery life and annoy me. I blame T-Mobile, not Motorola, for this monstrosity. Short of Google also buying a mobile carrier (like Sprint, which seems to be standing in the corner waiting for somebody to ask it to dance), I'm not sure GooMoto would be able to do anything to fix that.

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‎14 weeks Google 2012 Internship Programme for Fresh Graduates & Students- Lagos.

‎14 weeks Google 2012 Internship Programme for Fresh Graduates & Students- Lagos.
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Now it doesn’t matter what course of study you are undertaking be it Psychology or Art or any other. Don't let that degree keep you from applying to Google’s Internship programme..

Google Internship Programme 2012 - Lagos

Google Africa Intern Program

As a Google Program Intern, you will support our team’s deployment of new and exciting Google products targeted at the region's user and small businesses.
Armed with deep knowledge of Google products and user needs, you will conduct market research and undertake various projects aimed at improving our current and future product offerings. Such projects might include user surveys, product testing, outreach to publishers and businesses, or marketing support. You may work with various teams across our product range and should expect a high amount of responsibility, on par with a regular team member. You come to us with a sharp, analytical mind and an entrepreneurial spirit, and you're eager to join an exuberant, fast-paced team environment.

Responsibilities:

• Take full responsibility for projects as assigned and develop smart, integrated, research-based marketing proposals for internal use.
• Utilise measurement tools to add relevant data to presentations and proposals.
• Contribute to the development of internal and external products.
• Research and develop deep knowledge of key markets, and the respective competitive landscape, client products and key business issues.
• Troubleshoot user and small business issues.

Minimum Qualifications:

• University degree or equivalent in progress.

Preferred Qualifications:

• Experience and ability in common business applications (word processing, spreadsheets, presentation) and internet savvy.
• Ability to work in a fast-paced, constantly evolving team environment.
• Excellent oral and written skills in English.
• Previous sales support or market research experience or internships.
• Superior analytical skills and problem-solving abilities.
• Strong project management, interpersonal and organizational skills.

Internship will start on January 16, 2012 and will run approximately 14 weeks.
Please apply with a full CV in English and university transcripts or a full grade summary.

Click on the links below to apply

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