U.S. Newspapers Take a Backseat to the Internet
A report released by the U.S. Census Bureau documents the projected amount of time that the average American will devote to the…
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A report released by the U.S. Census Bureau documents the projected amount of time that the average American will devote to the…
I have an old Perl project that goes out to a Government web site, ftp's some files, massages them in various ways, and spits out some output. Over time, the project grew, and now does more than it used to.
The newest version of Opera Software's web browser adds support from OpenDNS project PhishTank and from GeoTrust to combat phishing sites.
Google continues its pattern of omnigooglization in Europe by acquiring the Internet, mapping and data processing units of Switzerland-based Endoxon, for an undisclosed sum.
Well, it is called Facebook, a name that invites a certain amount of narcissism, or at least some inflated self-worth. Yahoo probably didn't dream that an offer as high as $1.62 billion would be rejected. But Yahoo probably didn't expect to hear the metallic hubris pinging out a tune of $8 billion, either.
A brief post on the Google AdSense blog today "clarified" the ad and image placement policy; basically, it's best to keep unrelated Google ad units and images far, far apart.