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Google’s Security Guy
CNet got to talk to Google vice president of engineering, Douglas Merill, employee at the company since 2003.
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Judge Denies Both Sides In Tur v. YouTube
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.
Google Takes On NC Telecoms
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.
Microsoft Testing Mobile Voice Search
A leaked .cab file reveals Microsoft is working on a Bluetooth-enabled voice search application for Windows Mobile.
Big Companies – They Change a Lot
After speaking in Chicago on Friday, I spent a delightful couple of hours waiting out flight delays. (Yeah, I don't think I've written that sentence before, either.) I was hanging out with fellow speaker Chris Silver Smith, with whom I swapped life stories. When I mention that I've worked for IBM for over 28 years, Chris said something insightful—"Wow, that's a lot of change." And…
All The Good Kids Are On Facebook
Through several months of observation, Danah Boyd found something of a divide between users of social networking sites MySpace and Facebook.
