Google’s Translation Center Feeds The Machine

Google took the lid off a new service today, an extension of its Translate service called Google Translation Center that connects translators with people who need content translated into other languages. All compensation arrangements are left to the individuals involved, but Google will store results on its own servers.

Facebook Employees May Get To Sell Stock Options

Give people a little money, and you'll gain their loyalty.  Give 'em too much, and they may retire and forget you.  So Facebook seems to be making a wise move by allowing employees to sell a small number of their stock options.

Cablevision Gets Ok For Remote DVR

A federal appeals court has ruled that Cablevision Systems Corp can move forward with its plan to launch a new digital video recorder (DVR) service that film studios and television networks said would infringe on their copyrights.

Cerf Proposes Alternate Strategy To Comcast

The broadband network management question has been at the center of the Network Neutrality debate for sometime, but recent scuffles between Comcast and the Federal Communications Commission have brought the issue more scrutiny. Vint Cerf, Google's Chief Internet Evangelist, weighed in on that issue today, suggesting a new model for dealing with cable capacity issues.