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Researchers find link between Google terms and stock fluctuations
Stock advice? Just Google it.
Google pulls the plug on five more products
But rest-assured, the computer glasses are still in the works
Canada, Spain among countries asking Google to engage in censorship
Google is warning of an “alarming” trend by governments all over the world to request that content be removed from its search engine and YouTube, the Globe and Mail reports.
Why the net keeps shrinking
In Canada, the Web isn’t always a window to the world
What’s the saving throw against a chaotic-evil digithief?
Speaking on the first day of the World Newspaper Congress in Hyderabad, India, Rupert Murdoch’s US leader accused the press of being the “principal architect of its greatest difficulty today”. …”We are allowing our journalism—billions of dollars worth of it every year—to leak onto the internet. We are surrendering our hard-earned rights to the search engines and aggregators, and the out and out thieves of the digital age.” [link]
Learning 3.0
The power of the Internet + you is being redefined