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No Yelpers, But Some Publicity’s Good
Not that he'd know who's a Yelper and who's not – it could even be a ham-fisted way of getting publicity that's…
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Google LatLong Looks at New York, Europe
It’s Friday, and odds are that you wish it was Saturday. Or that you weren’t at work - it usually amounts to the same thing. And although the powers of time travel and transportation are beyond me, there are some Google-approved maps that focus on faraway places.
Fast To Get Rid Of 148 Workers
When times are tough, a person’s got to save money; some people sell their stuff, others crash on friends’ couches. Fast Search & Transfer plans to fire 148 employees, or about 20 percent of the company’s workforce.
A Lot Of Noise In The FCC’s White Space Dilemma
In case you had any hope left that the FCC really works for you, the taxpayer, and not for telecom incumbents, or even a smidge of optimism that the regulatory agency is competent, leave this article now, I’m about squash what hope you have remaining.
Pirated Simpsons Movie Traced To Australia
International cooperation between the Australian Federal Police (AFP), the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) and Twentieth Century Fox led to the removal of a pirated copy of "The Simpsons Movie" from the Internet within 72 hours.
American Airlines Jets Google To Court
The whole keyword-advertising-violates-our-trademark debate has been brought to court more than once and more than once has been unsuccessful. American Airlines, though, is perhaps the largest company to make the claim, filing a trademark violation suit against Google.
