How Google became a rude word in China
Gougou, Gugu, Gege, Goule or Guge? A furious online debate has opened up in China over the recent adoption of a Mandarin name by Google - the latest in a series of controversies to hit the American online search company since it launched a Chinese service earlier this year. Already facing a backlash over its capitulation to Beijing's censorship demands and problems with US regulators, the world's
Roll Your Own Google
In a move with potentially far-reaching implications for the search market, Alexa Internet is opening up its huge web crawler to any programmer who wants paid access to its rich trove of internet data. Alexa, a subsidiary of Amazon.com that is best known for its traffic rankings, on Monday unveiled Alexa Web Search Platform, a set of online tools for searching, indexing, computing, storing and pub
Would you pay $5/month to use Google? - Signal vs. Noise (by 37signals)
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Google Blogoscoped
Friday, August 26, 2011The Emperor’s GardenThe Emperor instructed the gardener to set up the new court’s garden. “I want you to plant five trees growing the Crataan fruit,” the Emperor said, “Because we asked people what fruit they like best, and most named the Crataan fruit!” The gardener replied, “Emperor, that is excellent thinking! But let me make some suggestions: First, how about we make one
10 Web Trends That Should Die in 2006
Here’s a new years resolution for the web at large: stop doing silly things to users. Following are top trends that I just hope will not see 2007. 1. “Our article is too long, let’s split it up into many pages.” You know, I like the Wired site, but they really shouldn’t split up articles into two different pages. First of all, the “continue” button isn’t user-friendly. While you might say “it spee
The Probabilistic Age
Q: Why are people so uncomfortable with Wikipedia? And Google? And, well, that whole blog thing? A: Because these systems operate on the alien logic of probabilistic statistics, which sacrifices perfection at the microscale for optimization at the macroscale. Q: Huh? A: Exactly. Our brains aren't wired to think in terms of statistics and probability. We want to know whether an encyclopedia entry i
Google Answers: How much did Yahoo pay for del.icio.us?
I realize there's no conclusive answer. I just want to know of the various rumors which seems most authoritative. Hi bugbear... The most common rumor in the beginning had it at 30-40 million, as indicated on Oliver Thylmann's blog, which cites a german blog: http://www.agenturblog.de/archives/2005/12/kauft-yahoo-delicious.php A later update from Thylmann's blog states: "By now I already heard numb
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Grafolicious: A webmaster tool to see the evolution of a del.icio.us bookmark
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Google hacking - Network World
Johnny Long says he has never met a Google employee. And yet he is at the center of a community of security experts and search engine enthusiasts that might be developing some of the most interesting uses of Google technology today. For the past 10 years, Long has made his living as a penetration tester, a "white hat" hacker who is asked to break into computer systems to test their security vul
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