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Quoted: Blog of Roo Reynolds, UK-based Metaverse Evangelist, blogger and geek.Google Censorship FAQ
Quoted: I’ll define censorship as missing results which are filtered for reasons of politics or regulations, not because they’re spam, non-family friendly, or copyright-infringements (though yourGENERATION C(ASH) | Smart and creative consumers expect to get paid for their output
Quoted: revenue and profit-sharing is going to be one of 2007’s main themes in the online space.Tech: Welcome, Year of the Widget - Newsweek Technology - MSNBC.com
Quoted: thanks to widgets, taking multiple steps to track down headlines in one place and then check your e-mail in another may seem woefully outdated thisTRANSPARENT BUNDLES by Seth Goldstein: AttentionTrust.org: a Declaration of Gestural Independence
Quoted: Attention is the substance of focus. It registers your interests by indicating choice for certain things and choice against other things.CyberNet News: Keeping you plugged in!
Quoted: The purpose of WikiSeek is to search Wikipedia pages and those sites that have been linked to from Wikipedia. This is an alternative or aFootnote Millions of Historical Documents Online
Quoted: Footnote is an impressive resource which launched last week that allows users to access and annotate millions of historical documents online for the first time.Lunch over IP: Netgeist/3: Mapping our digital identities
Quoted: I've been discussing the concept of digital identity, trying to come up with a framework for the multiple digital personas that are increasingly shadowing ourGoogle shuts social search service | Internet Marketing News and Blog | E-consultancy.com
Google has announced it is shelving its social search tool Google Answers in a statement posted on its official blog.Rolling Stone : The Baby Billionaires of Silicon Valley
Quoted: The Internet's new boom kids are poised to take over the world -- if they don't crash firstO'Reilly Radar > The Problem of Email
I have a problem, and its name is "email". Many people have the same problem. Not many have it quite as badly as I do. When I say "my inbox is out of control", people respond "A video history of YouTube. - By Paul Boutin - Slate Magazine
Quoted: Last week, Google bought the year-old video site YouTube for an absurd-sounding $1.65 billion. YouTube's rise from indie Web site to the Internet's top TV channel—it now streams 100 million viYouTube: Why The Fun is Officially Over - Mashable!
From measures to catch copyrighted content, to sponsored channels, shilling and blatant gaming of the system, YouTube isn’t what it used to be.Google helps media giants see things YouTube's way - Sunday Times - Times Online
The search giant's ad skills offer hope that rights owners can get paid for 'stolen' web video.The Web According to Ballmer
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer chats with BusinessWeek editors about Web 2.0's sky-high valuations and the new competition the company facesBuzzMachine » Blog Archive » Google Nichecasting Networks
"And where do we find everything else in life these days? Google, of course. So Google’s acquisition of YouTube makes perfect sense. It can be the world’s biggest TV Guide."YouTube UK audience soars
New research shows that video sharing site YouTube's UK audience has grown 606pc in 2006, as Google prepares a $1.6bn (£856m) bid for the start-up.Google's Schmidt meets the Tories
Google's CEO also insisted that "the Internet can, and I hope will, be a revolutionary force in repressive societies." - but not in China, obviously.John Battelle's Searchblog: A Brief Interview with Google's Matt Cutts
Matt is the man who the SEO/SEM world looks to for answers around most things Google related. Over the past month Melanie and I have been having a wide-ranging email exchange with him on spam, the rolSearch Engine Decoder | Relationship Chart
Who supplies what to whoSo Much Fanfare, So Few Hits
if you cut through the hype, Google's intimidation factor quickly fizzles. An analysis of some two dozen new ventures launched over the past four years shows that Google has yet to establish a single