Yahoo Protesting China Lawsuit
The Internet company continued to cite a need to comply with local laws as they asked a federal court to dismiss a…
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The Internet company continued to cite a need to comply with local laws as they asked a federal court to dismiss a…
YouTube finally unveiled the first real version of its a platform last week, and we’re still processing the results. Some stories:
In a surprising update on Google protecting user information, in Brazil the search giant apparently has refused to divulge details of pedophiliac Orkut users to authorities. An Associated Press article informs that Brazilian prosecutors say Google has not provided Orkut user information regarding crimes.
Photo sharing site Fotolog has been purchased by Hi-Media Group, a Paris-based interactive media company.
Google's chief evangelist shared his vision of hope and gloom for the web at the recent Edinburgh International Television Festival. Vinton Cerf, referred by many as one of the web's founding fathers, told of a web future that involved deep space, internet everywhere, and the loss of valuable information.
For all of the criticism about Technorati's inconsistent ranking figures or recent team changes, the one thing the site has intuitively understood from the beginning is the inherent desire for bloggers to be ranked.