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Google Maps now integrates ratings from CleanScores, a website which shows you which establishments have failed food inspections.
Some people have their bookshelves lined with photo album upon photo album, and I find that quite impressive. Flickr’s got ‘em beat, though, as the photo-sharing site recently received its two billionth upload.
The comics industry has suffered through years of flagging readership and lower demand for titles, but Marvel may have powered up a way to a resurgence for their work.
The question of who has metaphysical jurisdiction in virtual worlds is not one so carefully addressed in Amsterdam as police have arrested a virtual criminal. In the Netherlands, at least, theft is theft and has real-world consequences.
More than 10.8 million people across the UK are registered to a social networking site according to new research by Get Safe Online.
When writing a story that revolves around stock prices, I prefer to wait until the market’s closed - don’t want the story reversing itself as I type, after all. I’ve found that market updates from Google (and Yahoo and MSN) are a little slow, though, and for this, we can blame the Securities and Exchange Commission.
