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Professional Bloggers’ Power Debated
In the old days, reading a blog meant following the life of some random guy (or girl) who made ends meet through…
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Google Products Used To Track Nevada Earthquakes
Webproworld is based in Kentucky, where we're relatively safe from many types of natural disasters. We felt something between a large rumble and a small rattle following Illinois's earthquake, however, which makes it more interesting on a personal level that Google Maps is being used to track other recent quakes.
Pie Throwers Accuse YouTube Of Censorship
A—which adjective goes with this group…radical? Extremist? Keystone-Koppish?—12 Monkeys-esque environmental group called The Greenwash Guerillas have accused YouTube of censoring a video of them throwing pies at Pulitzer Prize-winning author Thomas Friedman. If you haven't heard of New York Times columnist Friedman via his lengthy journalism career, you may have heard of him because of his book The World Is Flat, which got a lot…
Live Search Mobile Looks Into Product Info
Suppose you're out and about when a product catches your eye. Is the item any good? Is the retailer's price fair? With a new update, Microsoft is hoping its Live Search Mobile will be able to help you figure these things out.
Grand Theft Auto And Amazon’s “Discover And Download”
Starting today, players of Gran
The Microsoft-Yahoo Merger From A User Point Of View
I’ve stayed out of the Microsoft attempted merger of Yahoo so far. But EVERYONE seems to be talking about it from all sorts of angles. Me? I take the user’s point of view and that’s one I haven’t seen discussed much yet. Will Yahoo moving to Microsoft be a good thing for users? Let’s take a tour.
