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Spammers Getting Around Captchas
Talk about creative workarounds. Spammers have found a way to crack captchas so they can steal your email address. As if the…
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California Earthquake Prompts Twitter Reaction
At any given moment, people on Twitter are likely to tell you that they’re hungry, sore, or tired. But last night, people used Twitter to report something that was literally of earth-shaking importance: an earthquake near San Jose.
House Committee Approves Broadband Census Act
Back to back bills in the Congress offer a glimmer of hope to those concerned about the state of broadband penetration in America; back to back moves show a Congress willing to step up where the Federal Communications Commission has failed.
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.
