Google (Finally) Responds to Directory Question
The recent slap a handful of directories experienced was unaccompanied by an explanation from Google, though the general consensus (maybe) was that…
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The recent slap a handful of directories experienced was unaccompanied by an explanation from Google, though the general consensus (maybe) was that…
The concept of "free" isn't exactly a new one, but it is taking on a sort of new life in the digital age as major publishers (slowly) warm up to the concept – except the recording industry, of course, where the "free" is usually coupled with "to help make us a lot more money."
Online video sharing site Dailymotion says it will install a "fingerprinting" system that will enable it to automatically remove copyrighted videos off the site.
It’s always odd to see rivals working together, but in at least one case, that strangeness could cease to exist; Ask and Google may not renew an ad deal that will expire in less than four months.
Sputnik was the first artificial satellite to achieve orbit. It started off the great Space Race, and the United States and the Soviet Union both made amazing advances in those decades. But Sputnik was, after all, a creation of the Soviet Union, and it’s frustrated some onlookers to see Google honor it.
Ian Rogers of Yahoo Music won't let the company waste any more money on licensing deals that make listening to music inconvenient to users.