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After yesterday's "inadvertent" unveiling of base.google.com, the search engine company provided some more details about what people saw and grabbed as screenshots.
America Online is tapping Okinawa's "fountain of youth" for daily video remotes broadcast through AOL's KOL kids service and AOL@SCHOOL. Part of a feature called KOL Expeditions, the program is aimed at educating kids about a healthier lifestyle.
San Francisco could become the outdoor version of Google Labs if it accepts the search engine company's offer to bring free wireless Internet to the city.
XML Digital Signatures provide the security services of data integrity, authentication, and nonrepudiation.
The blogger was fired and escorted out of Conde Nast's headquarters for telling Gawker that Conde Nast's Internet service wasn't working.
When you leak news of further diversification, the market often punishes. After record earnings, though, this news of Google's development of an auction service pushes the stock up another six bucks. I suppose that's a buy on rumor reaction.
