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At 12:00 Eastern Time when Barack Obama officially became the President of the United States of America (by rule of the Constitution),…
Yesterday, we looked at different places around the Internet to get your inauguration coverage. Today Google is sharing a few Google Maps mashups that are out there.
As the wireless networks prepare for inauguration traffic jam, there are plenty of ways that users will be utilizing the Internet to stay up to date on their inauguration coverage, just as they did with the election. Of course Hulu has it covered, and has even gone so far as to provide an embeddable countdown:
The digital music business saw solid global expansion in 2008, growing by an estimated 25 percent to $3.7 billion, according to a report from the industry trade group IFPI.Digital platforms now account for around 20 percent of recorded music sales, up from 15 percent in 2007. Despite this the music industry is still plagued by large amounts of unlicensed music distributed online. The IFPI estimates…
Some people have spent hundreds or even thousands of dollars to be in D.C. during the presidential inauguration. For those folks who are interested but couldn't find the money (or just didn't feel like camping on someone's lawn), Google Earth has at least unveiled some new imagery of the area.
Google has been offering news alerts for years. It's been a handy way to get updates on particular topics of interest via your inbox, or more recently, your feed reader.
