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Google's New Purchase Called Adscape |
 ...ompany for $ 23 million. This information was provided by Red Herring, a technology site which cited in a report made on Thursday the sources that are familiar with the matter. However, the spokesman of Google did not leave any comment stating that the current policy of the company is not to respond to "rumor or speculation".
The in-game advertising market is currently on its way up and, as analysts say, if the acquisi... |
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Wikipedia to Verify the Contributors' Credentials |
 ...Jimmy Wales - one of the founders of the world largest online encyclopedia: the Wikipedia - has suggested a way to check a contributor's level of trust. The reason for this was served by the fact that an administrator on Wikipedia has come up with a history of his academic certificates.
The main idea of this suggestion is to implement a voluntary system of accreditation for certain contributors, who state to have advance... |
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Google's List of Class-Action Lawsuits |
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Israeli consul works in gay porn |
 ...A member of Israeli consulate administration in New York has been working part-time as a gay pornographic actor, Israeli newspaper Ma'ariv reported.
The consulate official, after being involved in the scandal, left his post. However, members of administration staff are not diplomatic officials, embarrassing incident published in New York press undermined Israel image once again.
That is a second time when Israeli F... |
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School Cleaner Took Pics of Kids in the Toilet |
| ...Children of Tasmanian school were shocked to know that they were photographed through the holes of the toilet by a school cleaner.
Adrian Alan Mayne, 31, worked as a school cleaner but seemed to take advantage of his duties after it was found that he took pictures of schoolgirls and female teachers in the toilet. He made a large hole on the floor of the toilet and hid the camera in it to make photos of the intimate pa... |
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Google and Salesforce.com to Compete With Microsoft |
 ...nd Salesforce.com partnership are expected to be announced in the next few weeks.
One outcome might be a Web-based offering, which would combine some on-line services provided by Google, including email and instant-messaging with services offered by Salesforce.com. It is worth mentioning that the customer-relationship management tools provided by Salesforce.com help salespeople track their accounts.
Neither Google n... |
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Exclusive dinners served by prisoners |
 ...One of the most curious restaurants was opened two months ago in Rome inside the top-security prison, where one can be served by robbers, murderers and other prisoners.
Every client visiting 500-year-old Fortezza Medicea, at Volterra near Pisa should book tables in advance. Prison guards and security cameras watch over the safety and staff that made up from chefs, waiters and kitchen hands.
Egidio, head chef and ... |
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School to be Guarded by a Robot |
| ...The world's first robot to guard children was developed in South Korea. Scientists dubbed the robot OFRO, and it's main goal is to protect children in Seoul's middle school. Placing a robot in the school is a test that the developers are going to make before launching the robot into the market.
According to the developers the robot could be useful in alerting staff in case outsiders intend to seduce students. Chief Exe... |
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Google Brings Microsoft to Court |
| ...ed by Microsoft. According to Google, Microsoft has breached competition as Windows Vista makes it more difficult to use Google's desktop search tool, combing through a hard drive of the computer and emails of the user in search for information, than it does to use the search function provided by Windows.
The fact that Microsoft has integrated its Internet Explorer web browser and other applications with Windows has ar... |
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Teenager Hacks Police Webpage |
| ...A 17-year-old hacker has tampered the Belgian Federal police webpage. The hacker has 'defaced' the site by erasing its front page and placing instead of it the following message: "17-year-old cracked the Belgian police webpage. Internet protection of your site shows an obvious lack of competence by police officers. Authorities, revise the staff of the police - it will bring its profits!"
The police are inspecting the c... |
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There Are Successful Bloggers in Africa Too |
 ... in Arusha, Tanzania, aimed to promote new ideas in the technology, design and entertainment fields. The 19-year-old high-school student was invited to the conference to share his personal experience of designing and building a windmill completely on his own.
Kamkwamba left school when he was 14 as his family was not able to afford the school fees. The boy built his first windmill using a book on electricity, plastic ... |
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Crime Story Writer - a Cruel Killer? |
 ...nvestigator accused the writer of selling the mobile phone of the murdered man on the internet four days after his death. Bala was also accused of sending the TV programme 997, similar to Crimewatch, emails where he described the murder as 'the perfect crime'.
The writer's ex-wife was called to testify in court. The woman described the writer as 'controlling', having explained it was the reason she decided to divorce h... |
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Web is a Fun Place for Most Users |
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People spend 5 percent less time on commercial sites like Amazon and search sites.
The use of communication sources also tend to decrease by 18 percent in comparison to the results from 2003. Email and instant messaging use is also losing its popularity.
The study is published by the Online Publishers Association.
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