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Craigslist Stomps Out Spiders
A tweak to the craigslist.org robots.txt file now bans all spidering, including that done by Google or Yahoo, from taking place.
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Microsoft Donates $25K To Creative Commons
The licensing organization headed by Lawrence Lessig made its 2005 fundraising goal courtesy of a late-arriving check with a Redmond return address.
Ad Potential Weighs On Wikipedia
Thousands of visitors, tons of content, and advertisers begging for a bit of that real estate may be a dream to site publishers, but for Jimmy Wales it's a different concern.
Yet Another 2006 Tech Predictions List
Many experienced, thoughtful authors in the tech world attempt to forecast what's likely to happen in the forthcoming year; we're glad they've done that so we can focus on getting a few cheap laughs at the expense of others.
Google Passes 2005 In Blog Style
The official Google blog has been the search advertising company's way of discussing its business moves and other actions over the course of the previous year.
Gaining Street Cred In The Blogosphere
The blogosphere's a scary place for corporate America. It's unruly. It's wild. But one thing's for sure, it can't be ignored, and big companies are going to have to dismount from their high horses and get to street level.
