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A 4-1 vote by the Federal Trade Commission wraps up its eight-month investigation of antitrust concerns over Google's purchase of DoubleClick and…
The Gray Lady will soon get a splash of color: this Friday, videos from PurpleStates.TV should go live on The New York Times's website.
Webmasters can stop fretting about Google's supplemental results – they're not really there anymore. Google has lifted the veil between indices.Google introduced its supplemental results in 2003, much to the chagrin of webmasters actively looking to have more of their content indexed for search. In what the company then called "a new Google experiment," a pair of indexes were created, one for the search engine's…
Facebook's been challenged by something of an identity crisis as both traditional social networkers and true professionals have tried to use the site. Now, to reduce the odds of a mix-up ("My boss is here? But it's strip poker night!"), Facebook's unveiled an organizational tool known as Friend Lists.
There’s another rash of Facebook headlines today, and for once it looks like they’re all different. Keep reading—I’m saving the best for last! Lawsuits of late Facebook is always in and out of court. Sometimes they’re the plaintiff, such as in a case they’ve filed in federal court against some hackers, naming Brian Fabian, Josh Raskin, Ming Wu and Slickcash.com.
Here's a case that'll likely leave you with an icky feeling. A lawyer for a large company in Idaho copyrighted a cease-and-desist letter, and when an anonymous blogger posted the letter on his blog, the company subpoenaed the blog hosting company for the blogger's identity in order to pursue copyright infringement claims.
