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Thinking Outside The Context For Ad Targeting
It's conceivable that when targeting a demographic, tunnel vision could become an issue.
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Greasemonkey Unites Gmail, Google Reader
Gmail has become pretty much omnipresent in its popularity, and Google Reader also received positive reviews after its last round of tweaks. Now, Mihai Parparita, a member of the Google Reader team, has combined the two. Users of his Greasemonkey script will be able to receive feeds in Gmail.
Google Not Having Luck Hiring In India
The Times Of India reports that Google has had trouble finding enough quality talent to hire for its Indian offices.
MSN Won’t Fight Belgian Publishers
After Google did a lot of foot-stomping, breath-holding, and tongue-sticking in Belgium over the demands of Copiepresse newspaper publishers, MSN is trying to play nice with Belgian critics. As usual, Microsoft tests the waters by letting somebody else go first.
What If Google Had Bought Friendster?
The New York Times is running an article about Friendster's woes, and latest attempts to revive itself. Naturally, it begins with Google.
ASP.NET Client-Callback – Simplicity vs. Performance
In light of the rising popularity of AJAX during the last couple of years, Microsoft wanted to include the feature natively into ASP.NET's object model.
