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7 hours ago ago from IT Security

There's a little new tarnish on the Google shine, thanks to CEO Eric Schmidt's comments in a CNBC interview. Somewhere along the way, Google's Don't be evil! motto became nothing more than a marketing slogan. Sure, Google still does a lot of good (releasing some great open source security software, for instance), but doing good does not mean you are not also doing evil. I expressed some concern over Google's potential for evil in Should ...

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19 hours ago ago from Blog for Real Warez Fans

Google Desktop 5.8.809.23506. Google Desktop 5.8.809.23506 | 1.89Mb Google Desktop will offer full text search over your email, computer files, chats, and the web pages you've viewed. By making your computer searchable, it puts your information easily within your reach and frees you from having to manually organize your files, emails, and bookmarks. Google Desktop Search introduces new ways to access relevant and timely ...

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What is the best free computer security software? | Peterson Alarm …

17 hours ago ago from Flash Media

Protection follows five main security software programs : 1 a firewall (install only one) 2 an anti- virus (install only one) 3 an anti-spyware/malware (install two or three) 4 a secure browser 5 a disk cleaner (temporary files,etc.) The rest is here:  What is the best free computer security software? | Peterson Alarm

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11 hours ago ago from Google Watch

Microsoft has billions of dollars to spend, and more market clout than any software company in the world, thanks to its Windows and Office hegemonies. Isn't it stunning that the company is far behind Google and even Yahoo in the online space? Why is that? It's not for lack of resources and talent. When it has really wanted to, Microsoft has made fine moves in search and advertising. It bid for Yahoo in February 2008, albeit ...

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2 hours ago ago from Search Marketing Blog

We've Compiled Our List & Checked it Twice With Christmas only a few days away, those last minute acts of kindness probably aren’t going to be enough to get your name scratched off the naughty list and penciled into the nice one.  Sure, you might hope to slip by this year on some clerical error or a loophole in the revised 2009 Naughty and Nice Code of Ethics, but remember Santa is supposedly checking them twice (which makes me wonder if ...

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Jack Shafer reviews 'Googled' by Ken Auletta

3 hours ago ago from Washington Post - Tech

GOOGLED The End of the World as We Know It By Ken Auletta Penguin. 384 pp. $27.95 I dare you to name a more plugged-in media and communications technology reporter than New Yorker staff writer Ken Auletta. As comfortable interrogating a network executive as he is interviewing a software genius or bottling a human tornado like Ted Turner, Auletta builds his media-technology books the way a mason builds a wall -- upon a firm foundation, ...

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Google to open search algorithm? Not in your lifetime

23 hours ago ago from ZDNet Blogs

December 22nd, 2009 Google to open search algorithm? Not in your lifetime Posted by Garett Rogers @ 5:17 pm Categories: Uncategorized Tags: Algorithm , Security , Google Inc. , Spamming , Engineering , Garett Rogers Google has written an interesting blog post on their official blog that explains what they think being means. It's an interesting read, and has spurred a bit of a debate whether Google is open enough . Some people ...

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Interesting question - does Google use virtualization?

13 hours ago ago from ZDNet Blogs

I found myself in an interesting Email exchange with a number of people.  The topic of conversation was does Google use virtualization? I was fascinated when several people asserted that Google didn't use virtualization based upon Google's own statements. I suppose that would be true if one was working with the belief that visualization was equal to the use of virtual machine software to create virtual servers, virtual clients and the ...

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Google Rests Its Defense of Executives in Italian Privacy Case

5 hours ago ago from The New York Times

MILAN Lawyers for Google rested their case in defense of four executives charged in Italy with failing to comply with privacy laws, telling a judge that the company has a mechanism in place to rapidly remove objectionable video from its site. The attorneys, Giuliano Pisapia and Giuseppe Vaciago, said that Google removed a video showing high school students bullying an autistic classmate just hours after it learned it had been posted. ...

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