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Jen Mazzon / Official Google Blog:
Writely so — For the last five months, I've been part of a Silicon Valley startup called Upstartle, which makes Writely, a collaborative word processor that runs in a web browser. Well, as of Monday, I'm happy to say that I, and the rest of the Writely team, are now part of Google.
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Claudia / Writely Blog:
Google? Yep, Google! — Some of you have been worried about our future here at Writely. As one concerned user wrote: … We appreciate the sentiment, and all the support we've gotten from our users, but thankfully, your donations won't be necessary, for one very exciting reason:
Michael Arrington / TechCrunch:
Writely Confirms Google Acquisition — So much for the rumor, the aquisition of Writely by Google has now been confirmed on both the Writely blog and by Google. Congratulations to the Writely team. — This signals two things: a confirmation of Google's desire to hit Microsoft hard …
Jim Louderback / PC Magazine:
Microsoft, Samsung Launch "Origami" Ultra-Mobile PC — Samsung will enter the US computer market in April as the launch partner for Microsoft's new UltraMobile PC or "Origami" platform. Launched this morning at the CeBit technology show in Hannover Germany, this smaller tablet PC fits …
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Dustin / Team Blog:
What's the Hubbub? — O.K., if you are reading this blog chances are you've in one way or another heard about the "Microsoft mystery" project named Origami. You probably also know by now that Origami was the Microsoft code name for the Ultra-Mobile PC project.
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Scobleizer / channel9.msdn.com:Otto Berkes - Origami's Architect gives first look at Ultramobile PCs
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Jensenh / Jensen Harris:
Picture This: A New Look For Office — This morning at the CeBIT conference in Germany, we revealed the new visuals for the Office 2007 user interface. — You can see a few screenshots of the new look on the Office 2007 UI Preview Site. If you've got a craving to see even more …
Susan A. Kitchens / 2020 Hindsight:
Learning Feeds — Setting up some new feeds. Rss 2.0 and Atom 1.0. This is stuff I never wanted to have to do, but it looks like I have to, during a season with lots of RSS discussion. I [gotta figure] figured out what a GUID is. — Now, what is this element or tag called <description> in an RSS feed?
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Doc Searls / linuxjournal.com:
The Intention Economy — Is "The Attention Economy" just another way for advertisers to skewer eyeballs? And why build an economy around Attention, when Intention is where the money comes from? — That's the question at the front of my mind as I hear one speaker after another struggle to cast light on …
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Quinn Norton / Wired News:
Porn Biller Says It Was Framed — Online payment company iBill on Thursday said a massive cache of stolen consumer data uncovered by security experts did not come from its database. — "I'm the first person that would have taken this to the FBI and the first person to have gone on 60 Minutes …
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Guardian:
Give us back our crown jewels — Our taxes fund the collection of public data - yet we pay again to access it. Make the data freely available to stimulate innovation, argue Charles Arthur and Michael Cross — Imagine you had bought this newspaper for a friend.
Nik Cubrilovic:
Introducing 2web - A Group of Australian Entrepreneurs and Bloggers — When I first met Ben Barren some month ago a large part of our first conversation was talking about who else we knew who was active in the Australian blogging and Web 2. scene, as before we met we were both feeling …
New Scientist:
Long-distance lovers can still drink together — Exclusive from New Scientist Print Edition — Could glowing, Wi-Fi wine glasses let people in long-distance relationships feel more in touch with their other half? Don't scoff: researchers in Boston at MIT's Media Lab - that citadel of outside-the-box thinking - believe so.
Rustybrick / Search Engine Roundtable:
Google AdWords Adds Demographic Targeting — On a positive note for Google and its customer, Google added demographic information to enable more granular targeting of searchers. Before, this was a feature exclusive to the MSN adCenter beta PPC system, but now Google has it.
Arshad Mohammed / Washington Post:
District to Seek Wireless Internet That Aids Poor — The D.C. government is preparing to ask companies to bid on building a wireless Internet system through much of the city, including free service for low-income residents. — But unlike other municipalities such as Philadelphia …
Elise Ackerman / Mercury News:
Google subpoenaed by airline — AMERICAN SEEKS PERSON WHO THEY SAY POSTED COPYRIGHTED VIDEO — American Airlines wants Google to reveal the identity of a person who the airline says posted a copyrighted video on Google's video Web site. — Filed under the controversial Digital Millennium Copyright Act …
Victor Agreda, Jr / The Unofficial Apple Weblog:
Fake Patrol: the iGame — Behold, the world of tomorrow! Or maybe not. We'vebeen getting a few tips in today about a blog post over on Station A that supposedly reveals the next big thing fromApple: the iGame. It looks like the bastard child of a Gameboy and iPod. — Seriously, would Apple make something so ugly?
Yahoo! Search blog:
A chat with Andrei Broder (Part II) — Last week, we published the first of a three-part interview with Andrei Broder, Yahoo! Research Fellow and VP of emerging search technology for Yahoo! In today's segment, we spend some time chatting with Andrei about what he means by "search without a box" …
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Geeking with Greg
