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Where 2.0: Yahoo’s Local Search Vision
Paul Levine from Yahoo! was at Where 2.0 discussing what Yahoo!'s up to with local.
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Google Talking Voice Recognition?
Senior Google executives are dropping big hints that the company's future growth will come not just from PCs but from voice recognition services over mobile cellular phones and cars.
Bloggers Need Talent Agencies
Shel Holtz brings us a ditty about an HR blogger named Cheesman who auctioned himself on eBay and snagged $7,000 to promote a company at the upcoming Society of Human Resources Management conference.
How Not To Make Your Customer Hate You
Perhaps the best single guideline for web design is to ask yourself, "what do I like?" Seems an obvious concept, but if you do any surfing at all, you know there are some sites that grab you and keep you, and others you'll break your mouse finger to get out of. The purpose of this article is to remind you of the things you hate.
Japanese Search Targets U.S. Counterparts
According to the proverb "the enemy of my enemy is my friend," search competitors Google, Yahoo, and MSN would do well to band together in the face of a new threat. Thirty Japanese companies, with the support of the Japanese government, are joining up to create a competing search engine.
Java Gains, .NET Holds In The Asia Pacific
Asian developers are steadily adopting Java EE 5, according to the first volume of Evans Data Corp's APAC Development Survey. .NET is also doing well in the Asian market, with a heavy majority of developers using it in addition other products.
