Gossip, Politicking, Rule Blogosphere
Though bloggers like to talk about themselves the most, blog readers seem to have very specific interests in other things. This week's…
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Though bloggers like to talk about themselves the most, blog readers seem to have very specific interests in other things. This week's…
A fascinating aspect of the Net Neutrality debate is the lack of traditional polarization. It's not a tug-of-war between the politically opposed, but a soundproofed room behind marble walls. The majority party can't hear their base, and the Christian Coalition is hoping to pray their way in.
As part of the Lane's Gifts v Google settlement, an independent expert reviewed Google's click fraud processes and practices.
AOL is testing closed captions for streaming news content from CNN aimed at enhancing the online media experience for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. The captioned content will be available through all AOL channels, which includes its network, service, Web portal and video portal.
The now-famous footage of a Dell computer exploding in front of attendees at a Japanese conference has led to the revelation of many more overheating units causing the computer maker problems for a period of years.
Amazingly enough, some webmasters haven't learned about Google yet, and how easy it is to retrieve pages that have been poorly protected from being viewed.