Digg Adds Images Category
It seems like Digg users have been asking for–and Kevin Rose promising–a category for images and photos forever. Well the long wait…
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It seems like Digg users have been asking for–and Kevin Rose promising–a category for images and photos forever. Well the long wait…
Let the bargaining begin. It's a natural stage of mourning. As Google shuffles loose the paid links from its algorithms, SEOs are cycling past their initial denial, their outrage, and have begun negotiating. Stay tuned; depression and acceptance are likely to follow.
Security researchers at CA found the Facebook Beacon keeps Facebook abreast of one's activities on an advertiser's site, whether the Facebook user opted out of that instance or not.
We saw Yahoo’s, then Google gave us its list of top searches. Now Ask is stepping up, and I’m happy to say that the term “Cars” was the sixth most popular query of 2007.
In a superficial way, here’s one for the conspiracy theorists and pissed-off privacy advocates: One World Trust placed Google below Interpol - and indeed, at the very bottom of a list - in terms of accountability.
Children are illogical and unpredictable little things, but their parents are still among the best-qualified people to calculate their futures. And when Vint Cerf recently discussed the future of the Internet, much of the conversation focused on the concept of “bigger.”