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Protests Grow Over Wikipedia Deletions
Do you know anything about webcomics? If not, don’t expect to learn a lot through Wikipedia - many articles on the subject…
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OpenSocial’s Importance Open To Debate
Google’s products tend to be hit-or-miss affairs - compare the main search engine to Google Catalogs, if you will. Now, as the release of OpenSocial approaches, opinions seem to be split as to whether it’ll arrive with a bang or as a bust.
American Airlines Suit Against Google Stands
Google wanted a lawsuit by American Airlines over the search engine's advertising practices dismissed, but a federal judge denied the motion.
Google, Verizon Now Best Of Pals
All of that legal nastiness between Google and Verizon over the latter's alleged attempts to alter the conditions of the forthcoming 700MHz spectrum auction has faded, as the two may team up for a Google Phone deal.
Whispers Emerge Of A Torrent-Free Future
Closing up parts of the BitTorrent protocol may have been a necessary business decision by Bram Cohen and company, but it's motivated the people behind The Pirate Bay to start working on a new protocol to replace torrents.
Internet Taxes Banned Up Until 2014
The internet tax freedom act has been extended another 7 years. It was down to the wire, but the vote was unanimous. The House passed the bill that the Senate passed last week. It passed 402-0. The current law was going to expire in two days. It’s expected that President Bush will sign it into law.
