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Google added a handful of new features to its Google Apps web-based platform, including the ability to migrate old email gathering "metaphorical…
Yahoo wanted to find the greenest city in America, and now it has: Hastings, Nebraska. Hastings will receive $250,000 to be used towards various environmental endeavors, and has also earned “a Yahoo!-hosted Nebraska-style BBQ and celebration.”
This is not an attempt to bash Google. However, you can sometimes learn what not to do from some very successful people and products.
The first rel="nofollow" test is complete and the results are as expected. To avoid the results getting tainted we were unable to provide the specifics as to how the test was being run. Well, that's not the case anymore.
Neither side in the lesser-known and first YouTube lawsuit won a motion for summary judgment in court last week. Both sides presented their arguments for dismissing the other's claims, and both were turned down by the judge, meaning Tur v. YouTube will move into the discovery phase.
Once again, it appears that Google’s looking out for the little guy. Only in this instance, the “little guy” is both the average consumer and local governments. According to Google - and Intel, Alcatel-Lucent, and Tropos Networks - a bill in the North Carolina General Assembly has the potential to be a monopoly-maker.
