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Project Red Stripe Reveals Lughenjo
Google and Yahoo do good deeds on a weekly basis. Microsoft and Ask also make the occasional selfless act. And now Project…
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Google Expands On Net Neutrality Issues
Richard Whitt, Washington Telecom and Media Counsel Google has put together a three-part blog post outlining Google's approach to Net Neutrality, what the company feels is okay for broadband providers to do, what's not okay, and where they have misled the public.
Wikipedia Benoit Posting Mystery
Authorities are investigating who changed professional wrestler Chris Benoit's Wikipedia entry to mention his wife's death hours before police found the bodies of the couple and their 7-year-old son.
MapJack: Google Street View For San Francisco
If you live in (or are going to visit) San Francisco, there’s a neat new website for you to use. If you live anywhere else, well . . . there’s a neat new website for you to look at. MapJack, which can be compared with Google’s Street View, only works in that one Californian city.
If You Spam Digg, Learn English
Gaming Digg.com has gone international. Or perhaps just retarded, as traffic-minded spammers shuffle in with broken English and a generally poor master plan.
China’s Brief Block On Yahoo Resolved
Google’s had its problems in China, but for a day or so, it seemed like Yahoo had been knocked out of the running entirely - the main site was inaccessible from within that country. The block has now been removed.
