Google Adsense and Competing Pay-per-click Ad Networks
«What happens to privacy when new technologies are adopted by society? That’s what the Federal Trade Commission is looking into today in the first of a three-part series of roundtable discussions about the privacy issues raised by our information economy …
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«At Yahoo! we are committed to earning and maintaining our users’ trust each and every day.  That is why we are thrilled today to be announcing a new consumer tool called Ad Interest Manager , which takes transparency in online …
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«What if you could decide where to shop, eat or hang out, with a little help from local Google users? It might take you a while to ask them all, so to make it easier we’ve launched a new effort …
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«Representatives from around the world arrived in Copenhagen, Denmark today to negotiate a successor treaty for the Kyoto Protocol . This 15th Conference of Parties (COP15) has been called the most important conference in a decade. In fact, in an …
Google has acquired AppJet , makers of a real-time document-sharing service known as EtherPad. See original post by The Register
«Back in June of 2008, some of my fellow engineers and I got to thinking: how could we recreate the experience of seeing the impressive imagery from our geo products in a more seamless way? We scrounged some spare Linux …
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The earning potential at BloggerParty is unlimited and you own all the rights to the content that you write for them on your blog. See original post by Associated Content
Twitter Inc. may have started out as a status update tool, but the underpinnings of this SMS engine may have what it takes to keep your supply chain strong. See original post by Internet Evolution
As Microsoft Corp. and Yahoo Inc. near the expected regulatory approval of their deal for Bing to power all Yahoo searches, Bing will become a far more important player in the search business — one that no search marketer can …
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Filed under: Internet , Google , China , Morgan Stanley , Media World , Technology Does anyone remember Friendster ? For about ten minutes seven years ago, it was the hottest thing in social networking . See original post by …
The Freakonomics blog post on Israel has some interesting stuff, but also a lot of garbage. See original post by Half Sigma
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“RTFM,” Linux newbies are often told — but too often, there isn’t one. The FOSS community is renowned for its helpfulness, but when it comes to good old-fashioned professional documentation, there’s a gaping void. See original post by TechNewsWorld
Google now intends to deliver customized search results even to those searching its site without having signed into a Google account. See original post by CNET News.com
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Google is entering yet another online business. The company has launched its own dictionary , which features authoritative definitions of terms, along with example sentences, related phrases, and an aggregation of various others definitions from around the web . See …