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One, among many, things can be said about Google: The company has taken punches from some pretty powerful hitters and has not…
Employees can't work well when their computers are infected with various sorts of malware. Employees won't work well when they're looking at naked people or other not-really-work-related content. And so the new Google Web Security for Enterprise service aims to fix both issues.
Display advertising, where Google does not shine as brightly as it does in search ads, could be coming to the image searching side of the site.
A public service or draconian narc network? You be the judge. It didn't take long for a few things to happen with Twitter: for so-called spammers to seek out a "marketing" advantage; for Twitterers to fight back against said spammers; and for a moral authority to form.
To be fair, I think any one of us would be thrilled to move 140 million copies of something. But Microsoft is held to a higher standard, and so Bill Gates's positive comment about Vista sales is raising some eyebrows.
The bellowing fellow now immortalized as Mr. Angry Overreaction Man demanded a photographer not put his raging visage online. You can guess what happened next.
