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With the new Google Public Policy Blog, transparency’s the name of the game; Googlers will explain the company’s position on issues that…
It may have never occurred to you what the doctor's doing the whole time you're half-naked in a paper gown sitting on a paper sheet and reading the laminated diagram of the inner ear hanging on the wall, but there's a good chance he's looking up what you think he should know off the top of his head.
In Britain, Google UK is king - no surprises there. What’s interesting is that Google Image Search is also doing incredibly well, and a report from Hitwise (released earlier today) examines the relationship between the two.
YouTube cofounder Steve Chen addressed the "speculation" in the media about the video-sharing site's technological efforts to combat copyright infringement.
There’s been quite a lot of news this week about Google and privacy so I thought I’d break out some of the links from tomorrow’s This Week In SEO post and devote tonight to a post about Google and privacy. I’ll toss in some of my own thoughts as a bonus.
Ferris Research, one of the first to cover enterprise wikis (Jeff Ubois wrote about them four years ago), has a new report that internal wikis will go mainstream by 2010. Essentially, by then the knowledge base use case will be common and wikis will be the natural vehicle.
