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Tag Archives: google
Great Artists Still Steal
Young great artists still steal.
Old great artists litigate?
I missed the news about the Apple-HTC Patent Lawsuit (Google Android) until tonight when I found out about it on Mark Jaquith’s blog.
I’m happy that these cards of Apple are finally on the table. … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Consuming, Free Culture, Opinion
Also tagged Apple Computer Inc, Chilling Effects, Fairness, Google Android, HTC, Innovating, innovation, Inventing, Invention, iPad, iPhone, John Gruber, Lawsuit, Mark Jaquith, Multi-touch, patent, Protesting
4 Comments
Google Tries for High Ground in China
These attacks and the surveillance they have uncovered–combined with the attempts over the past year to further limit free speech on the web–have led us to conclude that we should review the feasibility of our business operations in China. We … Continue reading
Posted in Computing, Humanity
Also tagged Censorship, China, Chinese Government, Chinese Internet Censorship, Cyber Attacks, Cyber Surveillance, David Drummond, Free Speech, Google.cn
2 Comments
WordPress, Gears, Offline, Privacy
Google Gears has been enabled on WordPress.com for a couple of weeks now for some members, but was only announced this week. Andrew Ozz (azaozz) added this feature a couple of month ago in the development version of self-hosted WordPress. … Continue reading
Posted in WordPress
Also tagged Andrew Ozz, Brad Neuberg, Browser Add-Ons, Firefox, Google Gears, Internet Explorer, Online Privacy, Open Source, WordPress, WordPress Performance, WordPress.com
16 Comments
2luo.com YouTube Phishing? I Hope Not
I just noticed that I tried to login with my YouTube account information at www.2luo.com . I hope it isn’t a phishing or other form of malicious site, but to be safe I changed my password there and on sites … Continue reading
Posted in Web
Also tagged 2luo.com, Distraction, Firefox, Google Web Search, Human Error, Human Reliability, Internet, passwords, phishing, PhishTank, Resilience, Software, Vigilance, Web, YouTube
5 Comments
YouTube Embed Not In Bed With Web Standards
I’ve long known that YouTube embeds aren’t XHMTL because, ironically, embed isn’t valid XHTML. I knew there must be an easy solution, object, but I never made the time to figure it out.
Posted in Web
Also tagged Aidas Bendoraitis, Bernie Zimmermann, Drew McLellan, W3C Markup Validator, Web Standards, WordPress.com, XHTML, YouTube
3 Comments
Google thinks I hate them!
The other day I was trying to figure out a problem I was having with Google’s awesome Gmail, and whether to let Google know about their problem, when I remembered that Google thinks I (and Flock) hate them.
I actually own … Continue reading
Posted in Communicating, Community, Flock
Also tagged Customer Support, feedback, google.com, internal, internal forums, jobs, jobs at Google, the goog
6 Comments
If you want to seem insincere…
“advertising is a very democratic and effective way to participate in a public dialogue”
Or is it? Aren’t we all advertising what causes are important to us? So it is how we advertise, not that we advertise.