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If you use the right euphemisms, it's almost enough to give you warm fuzzies: the Chinese government, according the country's president, is…
Since Google's surprise (and staggering) acquisition of DoubleClick, the most unlikely of trustbusters (Microsoft and AT&T) have emerged. Though their complaints may seem opportunistic and hypocritical, they may be on the money with the level of control the deal gives Google. Smaller entities are chiming in as well, suggesting it may be time to do with Google what was done with the baby bells.
MySpace is attempting to broaden its reach and appeal with the beta launch of MySpace en Español, a new Spanish-language version for U.S. based Hispanics. They are also launching a new regional site in Spanish for Latin American residents and have plans for localized communities in Mexico and Brazil.
Here is a tool that is extremely useful for SEOs to know, it is provided by BruceClay.com and is called the Search Relationship Chart. (pdf here)
This time it is the UK-based Daily Telegraph that is complaining about a need to protect their content from search engines.
While the stock market has minted a few tech people as billionaires, including the richest geek on the planet, the most successful in the open source movement probably won't touch the same level of wealth.
