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| Google Enhances Patent Search Service InformationWeek "Typically, patents are granted only if an invention is new and not obvious," explains Google engineering manager Jon Orwant in a blog post. "To explain why an invention is new, inventors will usually cite prior art such as earlier patent applications ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Frommer's Purchase Helping Google Change brandchannel.com Google started out as just a search engine, but it's consistently added pieces to help change consumers' view. Now Google has shelled out a few bucks to buy the 55-year-old Frommer's travel brand from publisher John Wiley & Sons, as we reported Monday. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google feasts Julia Child on her 100th birthday NBCNews.com It's not like we've been waiting for a Julia resurgence — the first and greatest TV chef has been in comeback mode since Julie Powell wrote the engaging "Julie and Julia," and these days, full seasons of "The French Chef," dating back to January 1 ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google boosts bonuses for Chrome bug bounty hunters Computerworld In the past, Google has written bonus checks for up to $10000 for what it calls "particularly significant contributions." Those bonuses have been reserved for long-running reporting. Last March, for example, Google awarded three of its most prolific ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's Postini security team unveils new email feature, plans for 2013 ZDNet Google apps program manager Adam Dawes wrote on the official Google Enterprise blog on Wednesday that Google developers have released "numerous Postini features directly in Google Apps, such as user policy management; email content filters; ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Adobe Flash Officially Gone From Google Play Store eWeek Starting Aug. 15, mobile Android 4.0 users will no longer be able to download Adobe's Flash Player from Google's Play Store, as Adobe continues its efforts to wind down the existing Flash app for mobile devices. Android users who already have the Flash ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Pfizer, Green Mountain, Google: Intellectual Property Businessweek Pfizer Inc. (PFE), the world's biggest drugmaker, will add an over-the-counter version of AstraZeneca (AZN) Plc's heartburn pill to its stable of consumer products that include the pain reliever Advil and the vitamin Centrum. Pfizer has been looking to ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Second Circuit to Hear Google Appeal in Authors Guild Case Publishers Weekly Google, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals yesterday agreed to hear Google's appeal of Judge Denny Chin's May 31 decision granting the case class action status. As of today, the appeal has no bearing on the current schedule, although Judge Chin could ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| I'm Feeling Googly: Google changes "I'm Feeling Lucky" USA TODAY by Zach C. Cohen, USA TODAY. Ah, the Internet zeitgeist of serendipity. There's a reason people enjoy sites like StumbleUpon and Twitter: they enjoy the randomness that is discovery on the Web. Google capitalized on that instinct years ago when it ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Independence Day India Google doodles over the years NDTV The first Independence Day India was in 2003, with Ashoka Chakra featuring as the second O in Google logo, while the L acts as a flag pole of the Indian flag. In 2004, Google decided to give Independence Day India a skip, with no Google day on 15th ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Q&A: The Long Arm of Google on Chrome New York Times (blog) One of Chrome's online Help pages does say that if Google discovers an app in the Chrome Web Store that violates its developer agreement or other laws, the company "retains the right to remotely remove those items from your browser at its sole discretion. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's Shenanigans Continue DailyFinance But it also bears remembering that Google owns YouTube, perhaps the most prominent of all pirated-material sites. While its original intent may have been a simple way for Internet users to post homemade videos, YouTube is also a popular way for people ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Why Would Some of the Brightest Minds at Facebook and Google Leave to Work ... Huffington Post In 2004, Salman Khan began tutoring his seventh grader cousin in math over the internet. The former hedge fund manager, MIT graduate, and Harvard MBA, then began recording lessons and uploading them onto the newly created YouTube from his Palo ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Why We're Afraid of the Google Car Houston Press (blog) If you haven't heard about Google's latest venture, the company has been perfecting the self-driving car for several years now. The technology, which Google has built into the environmentally friendly Toyota Prius, allows drivers to go hands off ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google Is Smarter Than You Search Engine Roundtable Ted Ulle, Tedster in WebmasterWorld, a person I highly respect in the industry, wrote a heart-felt post in the forums. He basically explained why SEOs should be humble in what they do and be cautious in how they view Google's changes and think deeper ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| TCS, Google, Cognizant, IBM, Genpact & Accenture profile employees to map ... Times of India BANGALORE: The 49-year-old, Gurgaon-based CEO of a software product company was in for a rude shock some months ago when one of his young employees peeped into his spacious cabin with a beaming smile and said: "Hey, your cabin's goddamn big. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google Australia MD: we're still testing the privacy waters ZDNet Google is still learning where the line is drawn when it comes to what is considered an invasion of user privacy, according to the company's Australian managing director Tim Leeder. Innovation is moving at a rapid pace, and the tech space is still in ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Box beefs up leadership team with two previous Google execs ZDNet Shillace was most recently at Google Ventures. Box reps tout him as "one of the more influential technical minds in the cloud" being that he founded Writely, which later became Google Docs, becoming a cornerstone of the Google Apps platform overall. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| New mobile products could be game-changers Shelbyville Times-Gazette Apple is reported to be introducing a smaller, 7-inch tablet, which would compete with the Google's Nexus 7 and with e-reader/tablet combos like the Amazon Kindle Fire and Barnes & Noble's Nook Color. Amazon is supposedly preparing to introduce a newer ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google's Gingras: 'The future of journalism can and will be better than its past' Poynter.org The following address was given by Richard Gingras, director of news and social products at Google, as the opening keynote of the annual conference of the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication (AEJMC) on August 9, 2012 in ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Google Patents search gets upgrade, now filled with prior art and ... By Jason Hidalgo The legal tussles between Apple and Samsung have previously placed a spotlight on stuff like 2001: A Space Odyssey by way of prior art. Now Google's. Engadget | ||
| London calling: some reflections on the digital games | Official ... By A Googler Here's a quick look behind the "screens" at how the web blew records away around the world, at the most wired Games ever. Searches set a new pace. Mirroring the growth of the web and digital media, Google search volume around the world ... The Official Google Blog | ||
| Court to Hear Google's Challenge to Class-Action Lawsuit on Book ... By By JULIE BOSMAN A federal judge earlier had allowed the Authors Guild to represent all authors affected by Google's ambitious digitalization project. A higher court has agreed to consider the company's objections. Media Decoder | ||
| Payments Network Takes On Google - Robin Sidel - Commerce ... By Robin Sidel More than a dozen big merchants are expected to announce Wednesday their plans to jointly develop a mobile-payments network that would battle similar services from Google Inc. and other companies, people involved in the effort said. AllThingsD | ||
| How Google Remembers Top 2012 Olympians [INFOGRAPHIC] By Sam Laird This infographic examines how Google Search remembers three of the biggest names from the 2012 Olympics. Mashable! | ||
| Google Set for Near-Term Catalyst - Barrons.com The online giant will see strong online ad momentum continue. Barron's This Week Magazine | ||
| Google opens prior-art patent search to the entire web — Data ... By Derrick Harris In yet another move to simplify the process of patent search, Google is now tackling the particularly tough problem of prior with a new feature. But all this innovation begs the question of whether Google, not the USPTO, should become the de ... GigaOM | ||
| Google Plays With The "I'm Feeling Lucky" Button By Drew Olanoff If you're a Google search user like a lot of people, you're very familiar with the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button, which is perfect for those times when you're too lazy to dig deep into search results. Today, I noticed that when I hovered over the button, ... The Next Web | ||
| Google Can Challenge Authors' Class Status in Book-Scanning ... By Nick DeSantis A federal appeals court has given Google the right to appeal a judge's decision to grant class status to authors who are suing the company over its book-scanning operation. Judge Denny Chin in May granted a motion to accord members of ... The Ticker | ||
| Google now selling official Android Neon Lamps | Android Community By Cory Gunther We know all you die hard Android fans have some sort of memorabilia or Android collectibles, but what we have here is even better. An official Google Android. Android Community | ||
| Google Punishes Copyright Offenders by Sinking Them in Search By Cynthia Boris Google has been in a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation for a very long time. On ... Marketing Pilgrim - Internet... | ||
| New Mobile Payments Network to Rival Google Wallet - 24/7 Wall St. By Trey (NYSE: CVS), 7-Eleven Inc., Sunoco Inc. (NYSE: SUN) and other well-known retailers are expected to announce that they have banded together to develop a mobile payments network that would rival similar services from Google Inc. 24/7 Wall St. | ||
| Google's Improved Patent Search - Patent Law Blog (Patently-O) By Dennis Crouch by Dennis Crouch Two updates on Google's patent search tools: EU patents are now available; fully searchable; and automatically translated. Google has implemented a new prior art search button that attempts to identify the ten most relevant ... Patent Law Blog (Patently-O) | ||
| Google Testing Lead Generation System for New Car Sales ... By Mike Blumenthal For the past month and half Google has been testing a new local car lead generation product in the San Francisco market. The product, officially called Google. Understanding Google Places &... |
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| Google Chrome Blog: An even more secure Flash Player for our ... An even more secure Flash Player for our Windows users. One of the great things about the web is that you can hop from page to page watching videos, playing ... chrome.blogspot.com/.../an-even-more-secure-flash-player-for... | ||
| A Google-a-Day Puzzle for August 12 | GeekDad | Wired.com Google's daily brainteaser helps hone your search skills. www.wired.com/geekdad/2012/08/agad081212/ |
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