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Google Working On Hurricane Warnings
If you insist on staying at your computer while a hurricane's on its way, Google still won't say, "I'm sorry, Dave .…
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EU Sets Broadband Goal Of 30 Percent By 2010
In order to stimulate economic growth top regulators of the European Commission said they want to increase broadband coverage in the European Union from 20 percent to 30 percent by 2010.Information Society Commissioner Viviane Reding said eight of the EU's 27 member states have surpassed the United States in broadband penetration, with Denmark, Finland, the Netherlands and Sweden leading the way with penetration rates over…
Problems With Facebook’s New Privacy Measures
As promised yesterday, Facebook has announced new privacy measures. The new features include long-sought for privacy controls based on friend lists (which were introduced in December).
Yahoo Answers Ahead In Q&A Site Visits
The market share of U.S. visits to a custom category of Question and Answer websites has increased 118 percent for the week ending Mar. 15, 2008, compared to the same week in 2007, Hitwise reported today. Over the past two years, U.S. visits to this category have increased 889 percent comparing Feb. 2008 versus Feb. 2006.
March Madness Driving Fans Online
Sports fans are going online at greater rates to watch games and follow their favorite sports teams, according to a new study by the Consumer Electronics Association (CEA).The "Third Annual Sports and Technology Study: Future of Sports Content Consumption," conducted by CEA and the Sports Video Group (SVG), found that 38 percent of sports fans will download and watch a game for free over the…
Google Japan Gets Makeover
Google Japan probably isn't a site you visit on a daily basis. You might want to make a special stop this once, though, because it's undergone a mildly interesting change.
