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Social Media In an attempt to teach the average person about the fundamentals of browsers and the web, Google has released an interactive online book that explains concepts like, TCP/IP, HTML, browser extensions and malware.
The short book, 20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web, is a step-by-step explanation of the web and how it works. It was created by the Google Chrome team using HTML5, but it also features a lot of clever illustrations by award-winning German illustrator and children’s author Christoph… Continue Reading
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Tech Add Viacom properties to the ever-growing list of television websites blocked on Google TV.
Google’s set-top box product has already received blowback from the major broadcast networks — NBC, CBS, ABC and Fox — not to mention Hulu —…
About 5 hours ago Christina Warren 8
Tech Google has transformed one of its acquisitions into Google Cloud Connect for Microsoft Office, a new tool that lets users simultaneously edit an Office doc via the cloud.
Launching in beta today, Google Cloud Connect is an add-on for…
A new Internet campaign is seeking to stop Flash ads from breaking websites across the entire web by convincing ad networks to make changes to their Flash embeds codes.
Flash Ads Are Broken, which launched yesterday, is focused…
Social Media With its valuations and the number of users going through the roof, Facebook is perceived by many as the company that might dethrone Google as the next Internet superpower. Google, however, doesn’t see Facebook as a direct threat, since social…
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Business Beginning Monday, shoppers will be able to use Google’s Local Availability feature to locate books and other products at their local Borders, as well as look up how many items are in stock, prices and store directions — a feature…
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Business Another day, another Groupon acquisition rumor. This time the would-be suitor is reportedly Google.
Groupon is no stranger to acquisition rumors — Yahoo was reportedly in talks to purchase the daily deals site earlier this year. That deal obviously didn’t…
About 3 days ago Christina Warren 8
After being launched as a preview two weeks ago in the small town of Obesthaufen, Google Street View imagery is now available in Germany’s 20 largest cities, including Berlin, Hamburg and Munich.
Google has been struggling to…
About 3 days ago Stan Schroeder 5
Social Media Welcome to this morning’s edition of “First To Know,” a series in which we keep you in the know on what’s happening in the digital world. We’re keeping our eyes on four particular stories of interest today.
Users Can Now…
About 3 days ago Lauren Indvik 6
Technical (Internet) Product Specialist at Northstar Travel Media, LLC (Secaucus, New Jersey)
Jobs NORTHSTAR Travel Media, LLC, the global leader in business-to-business publishing for the travel/hospitality industry, is seeking a full-time Technical (Internet) Product Specialist.Candidate wil...
Google continued its charge into the enterprise sector on Thursday with the introduction of a massive infrastructure overhaul for Google Apps. Previously, Google Apps was limited to basic services like Gmail, Calendar and Docs. Starting today, Google…
About 4 days ago Blake Robinson 18
Business Google just gained a new partner in its Google TV Ads platform: Verizon FiOS TV.
The new partnership means that advertisers who buy ad space through Google AdWords for TV now have access to more than 50 networks carried by…
About 4 days ago Christina Warren 3
Tech At the Web 2.0 Summit Wednesday in San Francisco, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski talked about the ongoing debate over net neutrality. While remarking that recent court decisions had hurt the commission’s plans to adopt sensible policies, Genachowski noted that the…
About 5 days ago Christina Warren 5
Tech FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski says it isn’t current U.S. broadband penetration that keeps him up at night, but the fact that the world’s remaining superpower ranks dead last for the deployment of new broadband connections.
FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski sat…
Thursday, November 25, 2010
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