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Gambling is big business, and in the so-called "lawless land" of the Internet, it's on the rise. Online gambling generated around $12…
What was most on the minds of Internet users last week? Barbaro, apparently - the racehorse fractured his leg in the Preakness, and originally had only 50/50 odds of survival. Fortunately, his recovery is going well and his chances have improved. Web surfers were also thinking about Mischa Barton, Jimmy Hoffa, and "Over the Hedge," evidently.
A major mass merchandiser has decided to go leaner with its inventories.
Accusations of fraud and improper accounting practices at AOL led to lawsuits against Time Warner in 2004 because of their effect on pension and investment funds in Pennsylvania.
The need for C/C++ programmers varies among the major search engine companies; Horace Greeley's advice to go West definitely applies here.
Forget about the page procuring prowess of Google or Technorati's blog search boom, what the Internet needs most is a way to discover, index, and deliver relevant human conversations to searchers.
