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LiberalDemocratVoice on 23rd Jul 2010 (via libdemvoice.org)
Looks like the clock has struck thirteen for Google. Confirmation. So far as I can gather, this means that the Google.cn site now in Hong Kong is completely blocked while Google.com can be accessed under the usual controls, though it...
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BloodAndTreasure on 30th Mar 2010 (via bloodandtreasure.typepad.com)
So, I’ve found out what seems to be happening at the other site. Using the link: command, up until last week you’d find that there were 10-11 thousand links to the site. Now there only seem to be 2,000 or so. So I know why things are not turning up as front page google results, as they used
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TimWorstall on 10th Aug 2008 (via feeds.feedburner.com)
As TechCrunch reports, following the $125 million dollar settlement with the American Authors Guild last October, the Google Book Settlement site is now live, enabling copyright holders to make claims for scanned books available online through Google Book Search. Authors, publishers, and other...
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Tigmoo on 13th Feb 2009 (via writersguild.blogspot.com)
That ever helpful to any blogger of whatever hue Iain Dale has spotted a new satire site which is extracting the Michael from the terribly serrious Labourlist no link - no google ranking ). Go and have a look here it great stuff..... Let get their google ranking higher than Dolly's effort, make that link now !
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ManInAShed on 17th Jan 2009 (via atoryblog.blogspot.com)
Welcome to a series where old posts are revived for a second outing for reasons such as their subject has become topical again, they have aged well but were first posted when the site’s readership was only a tenth or less of what it is currently or they got published and the site crashed, hiding
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LiberalDemocratVoice on 27th Aug 2010 (via libdemvoice.org)
Welcome to a series where old posts are revived for a second outing for reasons such as their subject has become topical again, they have aged well but were first posted when the site’s readership was only a tenth or less of what it is currently or they got published and the site crashed, hiding
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LiberalDemocratVoice on 30th Jul 2010 (via libdemvoice.org)
Google has had a Sesame Street logo on its site for most of the week to mark the 4oth anniversary of the show. Presumably the makers of Sesame Street are presumably paying them to display the logo because not only did the Google UK site fail to mark the 5th of November, but they have also
1) Write about Google at a well known media outlet. 2) Write something about Google at a well known media site that Google would like to finesse. 3) Profit!
If putting up your relationship status on Facebook is a bit much for you, then how about making a marriage proposal via Google Street View? This must be the most unusual thing I’ve seen on the website entitled Google Sightseeing (an amusing site for wasting time online) that lists oddities found browsing Google Maps. Essentially a
Welcome to a series where old posts are revived for a second outing for reasons such as their subject has become topical again, they have aged well but were first posted when the site’s readership was only a tenth or less of what it is currently or they got published and the site crashed, hiding
