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I saw an old episode of “Cheers” the other night; in it, a woman repeatedly sang her phone number to Frasier, and…
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I saw an old episode of “Cheers” the other night; in it, a woman repeatedly sang her phone number to Frasier, and…
YouTube appears to be having a streak of good luck - first we learned that a ban in Thailand had been lifted, and now Google’s video-sharing site has won a court case in Brazil (this case had also, as it so happens, resulted in a block).
Powerset, a company that focuses on “natural language search,” recently discussed its to-be-released-in-September search engine, and there’s some very interesting stuff going on. Very interesting, and very hard to understand.
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.
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.
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.