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If you see something wrong within Google Maps, you don’t have to “take it” – users can now report problems. The average user may not get a lot out of this feature, however, because it only applies to business listings.
In other words, Google Maps may still erroneously advise people to drive 10 kilometers instead of take 30 steps. But other mistakes, such as incorrect phone numbers or inaccurate hours of operation, can be fixed.
Both search engines have had updates taking place, with Yahoo issuing its customary “weather report” while Matt Cutts at Google discusses their latest tweaks.
The Summer of Code continues at Google, which presented a midterm report on the state of the project during the recently-held OSCON 2006.
Several web sites alleged that Adobe would dump its developer tools GoLive and Macromedia Freehand in favor of other products.
Well, I guess I should be glad I didn’t leave Seattle before the Microsoft earnings report, otherwise having to post about it a day later.
From all quarters you can hear the pronouncements of the death of Microsoft Office.
FeedBurner is kicking-off a series of Technorati-like special reports this week called “Feed for Thought” that will cover the state of the “feedosphere”:
As link popularity is one of the most important tools you can adopt to raise your search ranking, you need to take apt steps, from time to time, to stand ahead your competitors.
Some of the extras provided with the free instant messaging client have a few outlets crying foul.
The bears bucked the bulls a bit after this week’s EIA report saying crude inventories hadn’t dropped nearly what was expected from shortages anticipated after Cindy and Dennis ripped through the Gulf of Mexico.
