Everything is Miscellaneous: If you log into your Google account when searching (you can tell if you're logged in by seeing if it puts your login name at the top of the page), Google has enhanced its results page with...
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Harvard Business Review: Facebook's Profound Strategic Error Posted by Umair Haque on May 6, 2008 8:40 PM Over the last year or so, I spent a great deal of time discussing in somewhat painful detail Facebook's relentless evilness; and how,...
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BuzzMachine : * The link changes everything. We live in a hyperconnected world. Look at the financial crisis as a metaphor for what can happen in systems of information, news, commerce, regulation, education, culture, design. It’s not that one piece...
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is this a change in policy? The Associated Press: YouTube bans terrorism training videos By EILEEN SULLIVAN – 3 days ago WASHINGTON (AP) — The popular video-sharing site YouTube has moved to purge terrorists training films and other videos that...
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washingtonpost.com: Even Spies Go to Trade Conferences By Robert O'Harrow Jr. Washington Post Staff Writer Saturday, September 13, 2008; D01 The spies and contractors stood side-by-side, pressing by a crowd of pitchmen at the Ronald Reagan Building. It was an...
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NYTimes.com: On Day Care, Google Makes a Rare Fumble By JOE NOCERA Two months ago, Google held a series of secret focus groups with employees who have children in Google’s day care facilities. The purpose was to gauge their reaction...
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Times Online: Microsoft has said that paying people to use its search engine when shopping for goods online will give it the best chance of unseating Google in the market for internet services. Offering a cash rebate of about 10...
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I am visiting YouTube and Google this week. Yesterday I hung out at YouTube. It turns out there are NOT little people dancing behind the screen! It's some sort of digital magic, instead! Oddly, on "take your daughter/son/other to work...
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Annotation (Harper's Magazine): Keyword: Evil Ginger Strand annotated a blueprint of a Google data center in Oregon. It's very interesting....
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Tech Crunch reports:: Google has recommended a no vote against two shareholder proposals to be put to their annual general meeting May 8 that relate to free speech and human rights. Proposal 4 comes from the The Office of the...
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From Fast Company: It's too good to be true. That's what Andy Rubin was thinking back in 2005. He'd worked for more than a decade at various tech outfits, including a stint at Apple, and now Google was interested in...
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Let me be clear. What Google.org is doing should be applauded. It's experimental, innovative, and bold. Those are three characteristics that the philanthropic world could use more of. The best account of Google.org can be found in this article from...
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This is only obliquely related to Google. As Microsoft pressures competition regulators in Europe to crack down on Google's ventures, it certainly has to have a more politically palatable stance on competition and anti-trust. October 22, 2007 Microsoft Concedes in...
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The Register: Please ignore the start-up stealing the OS from Microsoft DeviceVM's splash with Splashtop By Ashlee Vance in Mountain View Published Tuesday 9th October 2007 20:22 GMT Sometimes the world changes — again — and hardly anyone notices. As...
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Google's Law Greg Lastowka, Rutgers University Abstract Google has become, for the majority of Americans, the index of choice for online information. Through dynamically generated results pages keyed to a near-infinite variety of search terms, Google steers our thoughts and...
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