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Print Is Not Dead, Darwin Says So
The market can only take so much and there will always be specific niches to fill. That being said, let's also remember…
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HarperCollins Lets iPhone Users Read
HarperCollins said today that it would make digital book content available for the iPhone. The publisher said it would make excerpts of 14 new titles available online in an iPhone-compatible format using HarperCollins Browse Inside application.
Yahoo Local Receives Overhaul
We frequently write about global products and services, and that’s fine; national matters also get some attention. But today, we’re hitting close to home (as long as you live in the U.S.), because Yahoo Local has been overhauled.
Google Grabs 90% Of The French
We've balked at France's attempts to shortcut Google in the past, down right made fun of them for it. But the latest search share numbers in the Land of Baguettes and Snarls (gimme a break, had to get at least one in there) show that Google is near to surpassing the 90 percent threshold.
Product Information? Search Comes First
Visitors to one's online retail website have a great likelihood of starting from a page of search results, as shown by last holiday season's activity.
AT&T Admits To More Censorship
What has become the Net Neutrality proof of concept AT&T hoped wouldn't come about – the censoring of a band with a cult following – is now no longer an isolated incident.
