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Dead Sea Scrolls To Go Online
The Israel Antiquities Authority is working on taking digital photos of the Dead Sea Scrolls in order to make the 2,000- year…
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Links To Sheboygan Police Not Authorized By City
A Sheboygan, Wisconsin woman has filed a federal lawsuit against the mayor of the town and other city officials after being ordered to remove a link to the city's police department website. If it goes to trial, it could be a landmark case settling the right to link. Odds are it settles, though, because it looks pretty bad for Mayor Juan Perez.
Google Suggest Changing Up Keyword Referrers
Last night Google announced that they will be going live with Google Suggest across all their datacenters: At a loss for words? We find that by providing suggestions upfront, we can help people search more efficiently and conveniently. Below are some great ways Google Suggest can help simplify your searching.
The Open Source Slap to the Recording Industry’s Face
It's been a rough time of late for Internet Radio, and music sites in general. Pandora's expecting to shut down. Karaoke videos have been pulled. Muxtape was shut down.
Bad Idea: Tax Energy To Reduce Blogging
File this one under U for "Uh, Wow, Okay." Before you do that, here's a summary of a Washington Post editorial entitled "If Everyone's Talking, Who Will Listen?":
Report: Google Backing Another Undersea Cable Project
Something called the Southeast Asia Japan Cable (SJC) is coming into being, and Google's one of several companies that's behind it, according to a new report. The new undersea fiber optic project should tie into another Google-related cable, the transpacific Unity.
