Paul McGuinness wants pretty much every company to toss some coin back to musicians, and sees pursuing individual file sharers as less important than the ISPs and other services that need to be pursued.
Google Has New Views On Search
Alternative views of search results received a test last May, and Google recently updated some features for these different visualizations.
Google Rolls Out New Experimental Search Features
Google has created an experimental search page and has added some new features to its "alternative views" experiment from last May.Map view is one of the new features described in the official Google Blog. Andrew Hogue writes," you’d like to sit back and enjoy some jazz around town. This information is on the web and accessible through regular web search, but probably spread out over many sites and pages."
Yahoo Stepping Lightly Against Google, Microsoft
As one of the biggest brands on the Internet, Yahoo’s competitors envy the traffic Yahoo receives. On Wall Street, analysts only see gridlock.
Google Touts Data Protection Day
A year after the first Data Protection Day in Europe, Google will be part of the celebration of the now-renamed Data Privacy day, aimed at educating people about their data and how to manage it.
Google Says Behave On Political Ads
Every candidate wants to find an advantage over the opponents. Those who choose to use Google’s ad products will have to mind their manners.
Google Software Engineer Explains MapReduce Concept
Mark Chu-Carroll is a Google software engineer, and in a personal blog post this week explained the concept of one of Google’s programming models: MapReduce, which splits a task onto many computers on Google’s server farm (server farm, or single super computer, depending on how you look at it) to be quickly crunched.
Google Bleeds Health Login Onto Web
A starting point for people interested in Google’s Health service appeared online, but for now it’s a lonely login page.
The Google Analytics Decision
Most of you know that my favorite price for things is "free." (I’ve even put together the Skinflint Internet Marketing Guides for those that want to spend nothing for their campaigns.)
Using Google Docs to Work on a Book
Currently, my editor Brian Jepson and I are collaboratively writing the book (tentatively titled) Google Office Hacks by O’Reilly using Google Docs. I wanted to outline the process we came up with, and maybe it’s helpful for you too for certain needs.