Google Reader: Integrate Google Reader with Gmail via Greasemonkey - 0 views
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You can easily integrate Google Reader feeds into your Gmail with this simple Greasemonkey script
Get all your news and blogs in one place with Google Reader
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Google Earth Blog: Space Debris Viewed in Google Earth - 0 views
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Chinese blew up on of their satellites while it was in Earth orbit, now the Earth is covered in Chinese space debris. It will be a danger for all communications satellites, as well as any future space exploration. This is the same as mining farmland. Read the Google Earth blog, and watch the overwhelming amount of debris in Earth Orbit.
Google Jobs - 0 views
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Description of the engineer's life at Google.
Google Analytics - 0 views
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"Google Analytics has always shown you how people search to find your site. With Site Search, you can now see how people search your site once they are already on it. This is a goldmine of information because every time visitors search, they literally tell you in their own words what they are looking for. You'll not only see their initial searches, but how they attempted to refine searches when they didn't find what they were looking for. You'll see which pages they searched from and where they ended up."
Google Watch - 0 views
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An anti-google site.
Commentary: IBM, Yahoo looking to leapfrog Google | CNET News.com - 0 views
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IBM just announced availability of a freely downloadable enterprise search product that installs with three clicks, packs the same features as a Google Mini, scales to half-a-million documents, and is built on open-source technology from the Apache Lucene project.
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Yahoo brings a familiar interface, Internet search, and consumer mind share.
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Lucene offers a solid, open, full-text indexing core.
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Google Public Policy Blog: Calling aspiring tech policy wonks - 0 views
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Post on the Google Policy Fellowship that states "those selected as fellows will receive a stipend to spend ten weeks contributing to the public debate on technology policy issues -- ranging from broadband policy to copyright reform to open government."
Knowledge Discovery Using Google's Info View - 0 views
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Unofficial news and tips about Google
The Google Exchange - 0 views
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This is a forthright exchange between two brilliant, deeply penetrating scholars, and it well encapsulates some of the most significant conundrums raised by the Google Book Search project.
Smart Economy: Now Google Energy? - 0 views
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Googlem the internet company is getting in the energy business. It announced yesterday that it intended to develop and help stimulate the creation of renewable energy technologies that are cheaper than coal-generated power
Libraries Shun Deals to Place Books on Web - New York Times - 0 views
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Several major research libraries have rebuffed offers from Google and Microsoft to scan their books into computer databases, saying they are put off by restrictions these companies want to place on the new digital collections.
Ambient Findability and The Future of Search - 0 views
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Peter Morville explores the future present in mobile devices, search algorithms, ontologies, folksonomies, findable objects, digital librarianship, and the long tail of the sociosemantic web
Scientists Use Google Widget to Improve Image Labeling | Wired Science from Wired.com - 0 views
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University of California researchers are claiming they’ve added “common sense” to computers’ ability to recognize objects in photographs.
Google Custom Search: Now CSE for businesses - 0 views
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Custom Search Business Edition (CSBE), an offering tailored to businesses that want more control over the search experience on their site
Library Questions and Answers - 0 views
Inquiring Librarian - 0 views
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This is a post about Google Book Search adding "subject links in a left navigation bar as addiitonal entry points into the index.
John Wilkin's blog » Next Generation Library Systems - 0 views
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This post from John Wilkin's, University of Michigan librarian, blog outlines key principles to guide the work of supporting the library's relevance.
Reading Books in the Digital Age subsequent to Amazon, Google and the long tail - 0 views
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Presenting a wide range of literature, this article explores the state of art in book research, paying particular attention to John B. Thompson’s interpretation of digital transformations within the book industry, as depicted in Books in the Digital Age (2005). Claiming that Thompson’s analyses are one–sided, the article applies alternative perspectives and a model of a text cycle, contending that the diminishing role of paper in text production and text distribution makes the dominant position of printed books particularly vulnerable to advances in digital reading technologies.