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Google speaks mythic truths about Google News
Everything you think you know about Google News is, um, possibly wrong, but some of it could be right.
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IOC Issues New Internet Rules
The International Olympic Committee has issued updated rules for new media covering the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games.The rules will allow media organizations to use their own Web sites to host written and photographic coverage of the games if it is for normal journalistic and editorial use. "The Internet is an important medium for the communication and promotion of sport and the Olympic Movement," the IOC…
Yahoo oneSearch 2.0 Presented
For a short while, Yahoo oneSearch spread like wildfire. Then it crossed several oceans, making the old cliche inapplicable. It looks like Yahoo oneSearch 2.0 will follow a similar growth pattern in the near future.
Google: Now With 15 Percent Less DoubleClicking
Rumors of pending layoffs at Google's new acquisition, DoubleClick, suggest 15 percent of the ad serving company won't be dining on free Google grub.
Authors to stop writing? On what planet?
Fears of Internet piracy could persuade writers to cease creating new works, one group claims. We have our own claim, and it rhymes with full snit.
Ofcom Finds Kids Sneaking Around Social Networks
Social networks are practically crawling with kids, according to a new report from the UK's Office of Communications. What's more: the children are often on them in violation of the networks' rules, and their parents pay little attention.
