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Getting the Most Out of Twitter, No Posting Necessary
A COMMON reason given by those who have yet to try Twitter: ?I have nothing to say.? Mary F. Calvert for The New York Times Janessa Goldbeck, who works in Washington for an anti-genocide group, checks a few Twitter Lists of people who work in humanmore
Google-China flap spurs federal plan to bypass censors
For at least seven years, a handful of politicians in Washington, D.C. have been unsuccessfully trying to make it more difficult for countries such as China or Iran to censor and monitor the Internet. There was an failed 2003 bill directing the U.S.more
New Jersey Dining | Online: Web Forums for Feedback on Food Are Proliferating
TABLE TALK Food blogging in and near New Jersey. Above, Alexandra Harcharek of A Food Coma, at Dos Segundos in Philadelphia. AT Bistro 55, an upscale restaurant in Rochelle Park, the staff is accustomed not only to customers talking on cellphones, butmore
The Media Equation: In the Internet Age, Breaking the Story Before It?s a Story
Reporters have always kept an eye on other reporters. For a journalist, the only thing more interesting than what you are working on is what your competitor is working on. But what if watching your competitor becomes your whole story? More and moremore
Using Computing Might, Google Improves Translation Tool
Franz Och, with a copy of the Rosetta Stone, said Google?s translation tool "can make the language barrier go away." MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. In a meeting at Google in 2004, the discussion turned to an e-mail message the company had received from a fan inmore
Facebook to Allow Location Sharing
Starting next month, the more than 400 million Facebook users could begin seeing a new kind of status update flow through their news feed: the current locations of their friends. Facebook plans to take the wraps off a new location-based feature in latemore
Cisco 'forever changes internet' with...a router
How will Cisco " (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/03/09/cisco_announcement/)"? With a new router. Which raises the question: What the hell is wrong with technology companies? When networking giant and server wannabe Cisco Systems sent word that todaymore
Google tests TV set-top search, says report
Google is privately testing a television set-top box that lets users search satellite TV programming as well as video websites like its very own YouTube, according to a new report. Citing "people familiar with the matter," The Wall Street Journal reportsmore
New Internet Explorer code-execution attacks go wild
Online thugs are exploiting a security bug in earlier versions of Internet Explorer that allows them to remotely execute malicious code, Microsoft warned on Tuesday. The vulnerability in IE versions 6 and 7 allows remote attackers to gain the same accessmore
Cisco unveils next Internet core router
Cisco Systems on Tuesday introduced its next-generation Internet core router, the CRS-3, with about three times the capacity of its current platform. "The Internet will scale faster than any of us anticipate," Cisco Chairman and CEO John Chambers saidmore
Cisco Says New Monster CRS-3 Router Paves Way for More Powerful Internet
if (!self.ord) } write(' Cisco Tuesday announced a major upgrade to its Internet core router, which is designed to serve as the foundation of the next-generation Internet and support growth of video transmission, mobile devices and new online servicesmore
Google TV search - Coming to a screen near you
Google is slowly taking over your life, so much so that now I refer to everything as 'Google'. I Google in the morning, get a quick Google done before lunch and always make sure I have at least one Google before bed. Sounds terrible, I know. But now themore
Schneier: Fight for online privacy or kiss it good-bye
Security expert calls on public to fight for laws to protect privacy rights If the public wants online privacy it had better fight now for laws to protect it because businesses won't and individuals don't have the clout, security expert Bruce Schneiermore
Cisco Unveils Next Internet Core Router
if (!self.ord) } write(' Cisco Systems on Tuesday introduced its next-generation Internet core router, the CRS-3, with about three times the capacity of its current platform. "The Internet will scale faster than any of us anticipate," Cisco Chairman andmore
Google Docs Now Syncing with Outlook
if (!self.ord) } write(' If you use Google Docs and Microsoft Office, you'll appreciate the new Outlook sidebar from Mainsoft. Called Harmony, and currently in beta, the sidebar lets you share, e-mail, download, upload, and edit your Google Docs rightmore
Report: Google testing TV search
Google is reportedly testing a new service with Dish Network that would let subscribers search via their TVs for shows and online video from sites like YouTube. The new search service would run on Internet-connected set-top boxes loaded with Googlemore
Documents in Viacom vs. Google unsealed soon
The judge overseeing the copyright fight between Viacom and Google doesn't want to wait to give the public access to the documents in the case. Did Viacom employees try to promote material, such as 'The Daily Show,' by posting clips to YouTube? Didmore
Bottled "ghosts" sold for £1,300 online
Proving that the online marketplace is fertile ground for anyone with an imagination, a New Zealander has sold two bottled "ghosts" for more than £1,300 in an auction. The seller, Avie Woodbury of Christchurch, claimed she captured the ghosts in hermore
Cisco promises to 'forever change the internet'
Today will see Cisco making an announcement that it claims will "forever change the internet". The stock market certainly believed it, sending the IP giant's shares to their highest level in more than a year ($26.34) yesterday. Given Cisco's heritage andmore
Googles Toolkit for Translators Helps Feed Its Machine
, a university lecturer in New Zealand, is betting that Google can help him preserve the Maori language of his ancestors. Mr. Keegan uses a tool called the Google Translator Toolkit to upload Maori translations of English texts to Google. Others can thenmore
Google's Toolkit for Translators Helps Feed Its Machine
, a university lecturer in New Zealand, is betting that Google can help him preserve the Maori language of his ancestors. Mr. Keegan uses a tool called the Google Translator Toolkit to upload Maori translations of English texts to Google. Others can thenmore
Why do we ignore 'real-time' results from Google search?
Eye-tracking shows that tweets added into search results don't get much attention. Too soon to be useful, or never going to be useful? The eyes have it... but they're not taking notice. Eyetracking shows that focus doesn't stick to 'real-time' results inmore
Global majority say internet is 'fundamental right'
Four of every five adults believe access to the internet is a fundamental right, and more than half believe it should never be regulated, according to a new survey. In a BBC World Service poll of 27,000 adults in 26 countries, 78 percent of internetmore
Gmail user sues Google over Buzz violating data privacy
A Gmail user is suing Google for allegedly violating data privacy laws when it launched its Buzz social networking service in February. Former US Navy IT manager Andranik Souvalian of Cranston, Rhode Island, claims that Google intentionally exceeded itsmore
Google?s Computing Power Betters Translation Tool
Franz Och, with a copy of the Rosetta Stone, said Google?s translation tool "can make the language barrier go away." MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. In a meeting at Google in 2004, the discussion turned to an e-mail message the company had received from a fan inmore
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Googles Computer Might Betters Translation Tool
Franz Och, with a copy of the Rosetta Stone, said Google?s translation tool 'can make the language barrier go away.' MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. In a meeting at Google in 2004, the discussion turned to an e-mail message the company had received from a fan inmore