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A Belgian court reaffirmed an earlier judgment against Google this week demanding Google remove Copiepress-represented news publication material from Google.be and Google…
Marc's The Video Library of Alexandria post on O'Reilly Radar connected a set of dots for me that I can't believe I never connected on my own. In that, it certainly seems like an appropriate purchase for Google, much like DejaNews before it.
Oh man... while away I almost missed out in this announcement. It involves some of my favorite web services and one of the coolest, free mobile apps around. What do you get when you combine Shozu mobile uploading app with YouTube, Flickr, and then throw in Geotagging too?? Well, you get a kick-ass application that any smartphone would be an idiot to ndo without! Shozu…
Miller Brewing has named Publicis-owned Digitas to head its digital marketing business. Digitas will be developing interactive programs across Miller’s entire brand portfolio. Agency.com handled most of Miller’s previous digital work
WebmasterWorld has a nice thread going about 25 signals of crappy sites. Fribble starts the thread with the notion that we spend a lot of time looking for signals of quality. But it's also useful to look at the inverse. It's a pretty good list, and forum members chip in a few other good ideas.
Especially for the hypochondriac in all of us, Healthline.com unveiled its new Symptom Search product this week. The "search-driven symptom exploration tool" pulls data from the Centers for Disease Control and from medical reference libraries. In all, says the company, 3,500 symptoms and 900 diseases are documented. Healthline says that's ten times the number of symptoms covered by WebMD or MayoClinic.
