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Idiosyncratic and Personal, PC Edges TV (New York Times) - 116 weeks ago

Computers have become so effective at making time disappear that they threaten to make traditional models of wasting hours (i.e., television) disappear, too.

LINK BY LINK; A Slippery Slope of Censorship at YouTube (New York Times) - 116 weeks ago

*Please Note: Archive articles do not include photos, charts or graphics. More information. DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - LAST week, as YouTube continued its recent campaign to spit-shine its image and, perhaps, to look a little less ragtag to potential buyers (including Google, which was said to be eyeing the upstart in the $1.6 billion range), the company took a scrub bucket to some questionable

Shares of Yahoo and Google down today (ISEDB) - 116 weeks ago

Inverstors prepare for Yahoo's third quarter report after a challenging quarter for the company.  Thomson First Call analysts expect Yahoo to report third-quarter revenue of $1.15 billion, up 23% from a year earlier. Earnings per share are expected to fall to 11 cents from 16 cents a year earlier because on higher costs for marketing and for expenses related to employee stock options. Google lost

Notes on the Google-YouTube Deal (WebProNews) - 116 weeks ago

Most of the discussion about Google's acquisition of Youtube.com has focused on two issues: first, whether Google overspent or underspent on the popular video-sharing site, and whether the acquisition was a wise one, given possible copyright liabilities Google may now be exposing itself to, given the free-wheeling and seldom policed nature of Youtube's user-generated videos. I want to open up a

Idea Bar: Printable Micro-Region Maps (WebProNews) - 116 weeks ago

I hate unfolding maps. That's where this Idea Bar post starts, because unfolding maps and trying to pinpoint your location is near impossible on those huge maps available from AAA or many others. Google Maps and Mapquest are ideal solutions for turn by turn driving directions from one place to another, but they fall far short when it comes to exploring an area on foot or driving without a

Newest Eyetracking Study Results for Google -- 'One Box' Results May Affect Your Clickthroughs (ContentBiz.com) - 116 weeks ago

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6Sight Future of Imaging Conference Examines New Ways of Monetizing Pictures in the 21st Century (SYS-CON Media) - 116 weeks ago

Any doubts about the value of user-generatedvisual content, including photos, videos, and image-rich podcasts, blogsand wikis, were all but obliterated with last week's announcement thatGoogle will pay $1.65 Billion for the video-sharing site YouTube. Theupcoming 6Sight® Future of Imaging conference (www.6Sight.com) held inMonterey, Calif. on October 24 and 25 will spotlight innovative

6Sight Future of Imaging Conference Examines New Ways of Monetizing Pictures in the 21st Century (Market Wire via Yahoo! Finance) - 116 weeks ago

Any doubts about the value of user-generated visual content, including photos, videos, and image-rich podcasts, blogs and wikis, were all but obliterated with last week's announcement that Google will pay $1.65 Billion for the video-sharing site YouTube.

Sharpcast synchs, edits, and stores digital photos (Digit Magazine) - 116 weeks ago

Taking control of your digital photo collection can sometimes seem unwieldy with image files stored on a laptop, or PC. Sharpcast offers a way to synchronize your photos on multiple digital devices and creates a unified place to view your pictures with either the Sharpcast Photo software, a Web browser, or on mobile handsets running the Windows Mobile 5.0 OS.

Watch Images Fly Around on Google Image Search (Search Engine Roundtable) - 116 weeks ago

Ever want to see images on Google Images fly around the page? Well now you can. Spotted at SEO Home, you can view green trees at Google Images and then type in the JavaScript code found here in the URL...