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| Google Defeats The Germans. Well, The German Publishers Anyway Forbes So it's not quite like the Battle of the Bulge Part II. Rather than the German state falling apart before an oncoming Google, instead we've had the German Parliament decide not to bring in a new law being lobbied for by the German publishers. And if ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| German Copyright Law Targets Google Links New York Times As originally proposed by the government of Chancellor Angela Merkel last year, the law was seen as a clear attempt by a European government to force big Internet companies like Google to share some of the billions of euros they earn from the sale of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Preeminent Cyborg Afraid Google's Glass Design Might Be Wack Gizmodo Preeminent Cyborg Afraid Google's Glass Design Might Be Wack Google's been pushing its Project Glass hard lately, with Sergey Brin wearing a pair everywhere, and going so far as to call smartphones "emasculating." The space-age specs do seem pretty ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Hangouts receive sign language interpreter support, keyboard shortcuts Engadget Video chat can be an empowering tool for hard-of-hearing internet citizens for whom sign language is easier than voice. Most chat software doesn't easily bring an interpreter into the equation, however, which spurred Google into adding a Sign Language ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google Scores Copyright Win in Germany Wall Street Journal Google's spokesman in Germany, Ralf Bremer, praised legislators for stopping the bill "in its most damaging form." But, he added, "the best outcome for Germany would be no new legislation because it threatens innovation, particularly for start-ups," he ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Review: Google's Chromebook Pixel is upscale overkill Chicago Daily Herald I'm writing these words on a lovely new laptop. It's thin, light and made of machined aluminum, but it isn't a MacBook. It's got a beautiful touch screen, but it isn't a Microsoft Surface Pro. It's the Google Chromebook Pixel, and the most striking ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google Shows 'How Search Works' With New Site Mashable Ever wondered how Google's search works? The company launched a new website Friday, appropriately called How Search Works, to give you a behind-the-scenes look at the process from start to finish. "Here you can follow the entire life of a search query, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Why Google is the biggest social network: a useless homepage San Francisco Chronicle (blog) On Thursday CNET confirmed that Google was toying with the idea of getting rid of the black bar at the top of www.Google.com that lists the search giant's other services like Gmail, Images or News. That's a good thing; it was ugly and full of bugs. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Germany votes that Google can display snippets of news without paying SlashGear In a world where news has increasingly gone digital and newspapers are suffering, publishers are arguing that Google and various news aggregating websites should have to fork over cash for the excerpts they show of various websites' content. Google ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| How Google searches 30 trillion web pages, 100 billion times a month VentureBeat When you search, Google tries to figure out not just what you're typing into the box, but what you mean. So algorithms for spelling, autocompletion, synonyms, and query understanding jump into action. When Google thinks it knows what you want, it pulls ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Germany wants Google to pay for news citations, passes re-printing bill Ars Technica The lower house of the German parliament, known as the Bundestag, has approved a new bill that would require search engines to pay a license fee for re-publishing content longer than "individual words or short excerpts." The bill passed by a vote of ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Google Posts Big 'Search Quality Rating Guidelines' Document, Says It's Just ... WebProNews We've seen Google's search quality raters referenced numerous times, but now Google has made available the whole set of guidelines in one giant PDF for your perusal. The document is called "Search Quality Rating Guidelines," and interestingly, it's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canadian cyborg says Google Glass design is cracked Register Wearable computing pioneer and self-proclaimed "cyborg" Steve Mann says it's fine that Google is popularizing wearable technology with its Project Glass, but he's concerned that the online giant may be making serious mistakes with its design. "I have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Are Apple and Foursquare a Potential Google Maps Killer? Motley Fool Everybody seems to be going after Google (NASDAQ: GOOG ) lately. First Facebook gave the company a run for its money by unveiling Graph Search. Never one to be outdone, Apple (NASDAQ: AAPL ) has also decided to heat up the competition. See all stories on this topic » |
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| What businesses can expect to see with Google Glass | TechRepublic By Scott Matteson Google Glass is coming and it has generated a lot of buzz among the consumer crowd. But what does it mean for businesses? on TechRepublic | ||
| Even Google can't remember that the Samsung - The Next Web By Matthew Panzarino Ok, so this is obviously a simple designer's error, but it is one rich in karmic potential. Sharp-eyed writer Kyle Gray picked out an interesting graphic on a section of YouTube's site here. The section is dedicated to YouTube's efforts in unifying ... The Next Web | ||
| German Law Says Google Can Use Snippets Of Certain Size, Fails ... By Chris Crum We discussed the proposed law last year, which Google had spoken out about. At the time, it looked like, if passed, it would have required search engines and aggregators to pay to license content from publishers in order to display headlines ... WebProNews » Legal | ||
| How Google Search Works By EDW Lynch How Google Search Works. By EDW Lynch on March 1, 2013. How Search Works. Today Google launched an interactive site that explains the life cycle of a Google search query, from crawling to algorithmic ranking to combating spam. Laughing Squid | ||
| Google Geo Developers Blog: Fab Friday is Taking a Shortcut By Mano Marks On Tuesday, Android Play Services launched an update, which included new features in the Google Maps Android API v2. Circles, new Polygon features, an OnMyLocationChangeListener, and more than 20 bug fixes top the list of changes. Google Geo Developers Blog | ||
| Google's head of privacy slams Microsoft's Scroogled ad blitz - Neowin By John Callaham Keith Enright, the head of Google's privacy division, publicly trashed Microsoft's recent "Scroogle" ad campaign, calling the attempt to question Google's attitude on privacy "misleading" Neowin | ||
| PhotoSphere Installer available in Google Play Store for rooted ... By Jeff Causey Although Google has made some pieces of Android 4.2 available as standalone apps that can be installed on 4.1 devices, the camera has not been one of them. This means users that really want the new camera, including PhotoSphere, have ... TalkAndroid.com | ||
| Find all files in Google Drive where a user besides myself is an ... By Gary How can I find all files in Google Drive where a user besides myself is an owner? I'm an owner on all documents that I create, and whenever I share with someone, I usually give them at most "editor" permissions. So, I'd like to find all ... Recent Questions - Web Applications... | ||
| Just Because Google Ignores It Doesn't Mean You Should, Too ... By Patrick Powers Google more than four years ago made it clear where it stands on descriptions: "Even though we sometimes use the description meta tag for the snippets we show, we still don't use the description meta tag in our ranking." Yet just because ... Patrick Powers | ||
| Google+ Hangouts Sign Language Support - Business Insider By Dylan Love Google Inc. is a multinational Internet search technologies corporation. Google hosts and develops numerous Internet-based services and products, and generates profit primarily from advertising. The company was founded by... More » ... SAI |
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