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Search: Tell Them How-To Do It
People want to know how to tie a necktie and would really like their favorite search engine to give them a hand.
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Google Forges Alliance With Airtel
India’s population long ago passed the one billion mark, and Bharti Airtel Broadband & Telephone Services is that country’s largest private broadband and telephone service provider. Thanks to a new deal, the gigantic corporation is also Google’s partner.
Fake Steve Outed As Forbes’ Daniel Lyons
Remember Daniel Lyons, the guy who lambasted the blogosphere in a notorious October 2005 hit piece for Forbes? He's been revealed as the voice of the Fake Steve Jobs blog.
Congressman Investigating Yahoo’s China Claims
The revelation of a Beijing State Security document issued to Yahoo for information on journalist Shi Tao contradicted testimony by a Yahoo executive; a California Congressman wants Yahoo to clarify the disparity.
Well, At Least One FCC Commissioner Isn’t An Idiot
Federal Communications Commissioner Michael J. Copps isn't happy about how the commission has handled a number of recent issues, and is speaking loudly about it. And if one is as disgruntled as much of the public is, then that might be a positive sign.
Google Maps Makes Use Of Crowdsourcing
Who knows your town better: you or Google? Unless you live in Mountain View, California, I’m betting it’s not Google. So the search giant is experimenting with crowdsourcing as a way of making its maps more detailed.
