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Some buzz centered on Robert Scoble's contention that properties like Facebook and human-edited search engine Mahalo add up to a Google-free future…
NASA and the Internet Archive are partnering to scan, archive and mange the agency's large collection of photographs, film and video. The imagery will be available online and free to the public.
Subways have a bad reputation, but Google’s not (too) afraid - at long last, the search giant is mapping New York City’s subway system, and this move is likely to draw in more users than all of Google’s other transit-related projects.
The rise of blogging coupled with a growing distrust of traditional media may be causing palpitations in the hearts of journalism's ivory tower university dwellers.
Never mind that, at their closest tips, Canada and Europe are over 1,500 miles apart; in Yahoo’s mind, they’re pretty much one and the same.
A flame war has ensued between the operators of PervertedJustice.com, online arm of Dateline NBC's "To Catch A Predator," and Wikipedia. When Wikipedia users clicked on the Perverted Justice link included with articles about pedophilia, they were redirected to a welcome page naming Wikipedia as a "corporate sex offender."
