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MoveOn Blamed For Net Neutrality Failure
What had been a bipartisan look at the future of Internet access, and if broadband firms should be able to charge content…
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Gmail Disposed To Deal With Bacn
“Bacon” - a crispy, fatty food - is a wonderful thing. “Bacn” - a sort of, but not quite, spammy message - is less of a joy-bringer. And although they can’t do much about edible objects, the Gmail Team has now addressed that second spelling variation.
Delicious Preps Tasty New Site
Social bookmarking wunderkind Joshua Schachter and his team at Delicious have dropped the dots (sort of), sped up searches, and added an assortment of new features.
Jobs Gives In…A Little
Even though Apple CEO originally told the iPhone faithful – the ones that stood in line even though they didn't need to – tough titty about this week's $200 price drop just two months after launch, it looks like he's throwing them a bone, er, a coupon.
Facebook’s Power Studied
By spending time on Facebook, a person might hope to find a friend, a significant other, or even a job. I can accept that. What’s surprising is the power the social network wields over things like candy companies and banks.
Biz-Dir Talks About Google De-Indexing
Webproworld reporter Jason Miller spoke on the phone with Biz-Dir.co.uk owner David Eaves about his contention that Google de-indexed a large portion of his directory. He suggests that Google may have done this manually rather than algorithmically. Read more on this in our article titled: "Is Google Hitting Directory Links?". » Click here to listen to the audio of this interview, or read the transcript…
