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AOL Throws Cincinnati A Curve
The 2007 baseball season is opening with a surprising match up: the Cincinnati Reds versus AOL. The Major League Baseball club filed…
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O’Reilly Draws Up Blogging Code Policy
In the wake of the Kathy Sierra kerfuffle, there have been calls for a blogging code of ethics; the problem isn't with bloggers, or even their blogs.
Sifry Seeks Technorati CEO Replacement
David Sifry has put out the word that blog search site Technorati wants to find a new CEO to possibly help take the company public.
Google, Yahoo Enhance Real Estate Offerings
One of the most precious commodities in the world is real estate. Everyone is looking for their own little piece of the world to settle and call their own. Home ownership is a goal shared by so many that it seems appropriate that companies like Google and Yahoo would go to such lengths to cater to real estate searchers.
E-Vice Squads Target Second Life and Craigslist
The e-vice squads are a-crackin' down – you're not even allowed to have virtual fun anymore. The FBI considers breaking up Second Life gambling rings; Craigslist is packed with perverts; and YouTube just wusses out, a sin in itself.
Google Goes To South Carolina
We’ve brought you several stories about Google’s plan to build server farms in North Carolina; the company is now preparing to build more of the same in that state’s southern neighbor. But South Carolina must have something up its sleeve, as it seems to have gotten a better deal.
