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About Google Print (BETA)
About Google Print (BETA)
12/17/2003 07:14 AMAbout Google Print (BETA)
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Beta: Gimp-Print for Mac OS X
5.0.0-beta2
Beta: Gimp-Print for Mac OS X
5.0.0-beta2
08/27/2004 01:21 PMThe latest beta release of the open source printer drivers adds color
generation adjustments to improve tonality, support for more dye
sublimation printers, retuned ink drop sizes for all 2880 DPI capable
Epson Stylus printers that use 4 pl drops, and much more.
Print Censor 3.2 Beta Released
Print Censor 3.2 Beta Released
12/22/2003 03:15 AMGoogle Library Used To Undercut Google
Print
Google Library Used To Undercut Google
Print
06/17/2005 03:33 PMLast month, in discussing how
publisher
s were angry at Google for its book scanning project, we noted
that Google had decided to scan some books without the publisher's
permission, citing fair use rights. It turns out the situation is a
bit more complex. What really appears to have happened is the
collis
ion of two different book scanning projects. The first, Google
Print, was where Google partnered with publishers and promised them
that the scanned books would (a) help sell more books and (b) more
importantly, allow them to get
ad revenue associated with
contextual ads alongside any pages that people viewed. However, soon
afterwards, Google tied this project with their Google Library
project, where they were partnering with libraries to scan all of
their books. In those cases, there was no revenue sharing argument.
The benefit for the libraries is that Google pays the expense of
digitizing their entire collection, which the library then gets to
use. Of course, there's a potential conflict here, as Google can scan
a library book, even though the publisher of the book refused to take
part in Google Print -- or, even if they agreed to take part, but now
they won't get the revenue share from the ads. In some sense, again,
it comes down to a question of "ownership." The publishers view
ownership from the intellectual property point of view, saying that
they own the words, and no one can do anything with them without
permission. The libraries, on the other hand, are viewing ownership
in the more tangible sense, along with the right of first sale --
saying that, if they own the physical books, they should have the
rights to do what they want with them. It's a fine line, of course,
but given the way the courts have been acting lately, it would seem
likely that they would side with the publishers -- and claim that the
libraries were violating the publishers' rights in digitizing the
books in the first place.
Google Betas Google Print
Google Betas Google Print
12/28/2003 11:22 AMChronic Infection writes "Google is beta testing a book search service
called Google Print. Here is a list of books included to date." Quick
spot checking ...
Google Print
Google Print
12/16/2003 10:05 AMLooks like Google branching out into searching more than just web
sites. The Google Print FAQ says they're experimenting with
"publications" (books? magazines?): Google's mission is...
print.google.com
print.google.com
12/16/2003 04:04 PMBooks and Google - big news.
Google Print Goes Live
Google Print Goes Live
06/05/2005 11:43 PMAmbitious project is to digitize the world's books opens -- but not
without controversy.
Hacking Google Print
Hacking Google Print
03/14/2005 05:38 PMMany people are curious about the inner workings of Google, but they
are mostly interested in keeping it a secret. So, any information we
can glean comes from "black box" analysis. Recently, I wrote a short
article that explains how I wrote some simple code that can instantly
create PDFs of entire books from Google Print. Maybe some k5ers have
more ideas on how to expand the concept, but, as you'll soon find out,
I probably can't help in the efforts. Read on ...
What (and Why) In the World Is Google
Print?
What (and Why) In the World Is Google
Print?
12/18/2003 12:57 AMGoogle doesn't want you to search inside the book at Amazon. They want
you to search inside the book at Google! That's what they're working
on, anyway -- get some more skinny about it at
http://print.google.com/print/faq.html . From the FAQ:...
Google Publishes Print Edition
Google Publishes Print Edition
01/05/2004 09:48 AMSearch Engine Lowdown Jan 5 2004 9:05AM ET
Google print rankles publishers
Google print rankles publishers
06/05/2005 11:48 PM
Google continues to draw criticism this week. A
group of academic publishers publicly
criticized the search giant for alleged copyright problems to be encountered in
its massive library digitization project .
(via Educause )
"TP: Die VLBs* des Web: Google Print &
Amazon"
"TP: Die VLBs* des Web: Google Print &
Amazon"
08/06/2004 02:57 PMGoogle exploring print search feature
Google exploring print search feature
12/19/2003 11:30 AM
Leading Web search engine Google is exploring a new
feature: searching
print materials . This beta test
allows publishers to submit text content, which would available for
users' keyword searching (and purchase), then flagged as being offline
print.
This idea is
reminiscent of Amazon's recent
full-text search .
(thanks to
Steven Kaye )
Google Print Now Indexing Magazine
Articles?
Google Print Now Indexing Magazine
Articles?
04/09/2004 04:12 PMKudos to Greg Notess, who pointed out that Google Print, that beta
endeavor that's focused on indexing book content, is now indexing
magazine articles. You can read his article at...
Google Print Facing Copyright Woes at
Harvard?
Google Print Facing Copyright Woes at
Harvard?
03/17/2005 03:38 AMThe Harvard Crimson is reporting
(http://www.thecrimson.com/today/article506429.html that some
publishers are objecting to the Google plan to digitize books and put
them online. From the article. "While Google may upload some...
German Publishers Plan Challenge to
Google Print
German Publishers Plan Challenge to
Google Print
06/05/2005 10:45 PMA 6,000-member association of booksellers and publishers are reacting
to Google's plans to start digitizing books in the world.
Agence France Presse vs. Google, or why
Google News is still in "beta"
Agence France Presse vs. Google, or why
Google News is still in "beta"
03/22/2005 03:36 PMAFP's recent lawsuit against Google is a prime example of why the
Google News service is still in "beta." Unfortunately, the "beta"
label didn't protect Google from litigation this time.
Print It! 1.0 beefs up Mac OS X print
features
Print It! 1.0 beefs up Mac OS X print
features
04/19/2004 06:55 AMMacEase Software has released Print It! 1.0, a US$24.95 printing
utility for Mac OS X...
Print Audit Announces Four Webinars to
Introduce Print Audit 5
Print Audit Announces Four Webinars to
Introduce Print Audit 5
06/05/2005 11:39 PMPrint Audit, the leading print management software developer announced
today that its President, John MacInnes, will be conducting four
separate online presentations that will introduce Print Audit 5.
[PRWEB Jun 4, 2005]
Print Audit Announces Print Audit
Australia/New Zealand
Print Audit Announces Print Audit
Australia/New Zealand
06/09/2004 02:43 AMPrint Audit, the leading print tracking software developer, announced
today the creation of a new Australia and New Zealand division. Print
Audit, which is headquartered in Canada, now has divisions in the
United Kingdom and Australia. [PRWEB Jun 9, 2004]
Why Doesn't Google Ever Move Anything
Out Of "Beta?"
Why Doesn't Google Ever Move Anything
Out Of "Beta?"
04/03/2005 03:45 AMDave, this is a simple question, but profound: how come almost every
new tool that Google releases stays in “beta” forever?
This is a fascinating question and one that I’ve wondered too,
as I’ve watched Orkut come and go in the public eye, Gmail shake
up the entire world of free Web-based e-mail, Google News get slapped
with a lawsuit for misappropriation of intellectual property, Google
Catalog Search, and Froogle gain surprisingly little visibility,
and…
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Google News beta
Google News beta
09/24/2002 05:08 AMGoogle News presents information culled from approximately 4,000
news sources worldwide and automatically arranged to present the most
relevant news first. Topics are updated continuously throughout the
day, so you will see new stories each time you check the page. Google
has developed an automated grouping process for Google News that pulls
together related headlines and photos from thousands of sources
worldwide -- enabling you to see how different news organizations are
reporting the same story. You pick the item that interests you, then
go directly to the site which published the account you wish to read.
Google News is highly unusual in that it offers a news service
compiled solely by computer algorithms without human intervention.
Google employs no editors, managing editors, or executive editors.
While the sources of the news vary in perspective and editorial
approach, their selection for inclusion is done without regard to
political viewpoint or ideology. While this may lead to some
occasionally unusual and contradictory groupings, it is exactly this
variety that makes Google News a valuable source of information on the
important issues of the day.
You can trace the history of a developing issue by clicking the "sort
by date" function on the page containing all reports on a given topic.
This will arrange the stories in chronological order, with the most
recent report placed first.
"tri" Well today i bought lunch for our whole team developing the
Intranet. All the data I hosed was successfully restored. :-)
"zeldman.ws1ny"
"Google Local" Goes beta
"Google Local" Goes beta
02/05/2005 10:16 PMGoogle has taken live on its homepage a new service for locating
local businesses, which scours millions of Web pages and crosschecks
the results with the Yellow Pages data. Google Lo
cal was previously part of the
company's Google Labs development sandbox, but has now been deemed
ready for widespread use.
One example cited by Google is using the service to find an auto
parts store within walking distance. Google Local shows results on an
area map, and can limit results to a specific distance from a user's
starting point. For frequent local searchers, Google remembers the
location in which to look. Although the
service currently only works in the United States and Canada, Google
plans to expand its reach in due time. The company also expects to
provide a way for businesses to add themselves.
Google Toolbar 3 Beta
Google Toolbar 3 Beta
03/14/2005 04:26 PMGoogle Toolbar 3 beta has been released. New features:SpellCheck:
Whenever users type into a web form (including web-based email,
discussion forums, and intranet web applications), SpellCheck
instantly reviews and suggests corrections. The AutoFix option enables
users to automatically check and...
New Google Groups in Beta
New Google Groups in Beta
07/08/2004 10:21 PMGoogle Groups 2 Beta
Google Groups 2 Beta
05/17/2004 04:47 AMThe mailing list service that Google is offering is gaining momentum.
The land rush for group names is on. [Google]...
Google Suggest Beta
Google Suggest Beta
12/19/2004 03:36 PMI swear, one day we'll wake up and Google will have gained
self-awareness. Google Suggest Beta - autocompletion for Google search
requests. Fast as anything. Dear me, that's clever....
Google Sitemaps (BETA)
Google Sitemaps (BETA)
06/05/2005 11:27 PM"Google collaborative crawling system that allows submission of
sitemaps"
A New Beta from Google: Groups 2
A New Beta from Google: Groups 2
05/13/2004 03:45 AMgroups-beta.google.com
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Print Manager Plus Wins W2KNews Top
Award for Best Print Management
Software, Best Price, Best Quality in
the Industry American-British Company
Software Shelf Receives Software Award
Print Manager Plus Wins W2KNews Top
Award for Best Print Management
Software, Best Price, Best Quality in
the Industry American-British Company
Software Shelf Receives Software Award
05/31/2004 02:14 PMSoftware Shelf International, Inc., an American and British software
development and marketing company today announced that its flagship
product, Print Manager Plus(R), has won the coveted Sunbelt W2KNews
Top Award for Print Management Software. The award is presented at
Microsoft's Tech.Ed 2004 for Best print management software, Best
price, and Best quality in the industry. The Award was won as a result
of voting from over 500,000 W2K News subscribers consisting of Windows
NT/2000/2003 Administrators, MIS Managers, MCPs, MCSEs and IT
professionals around the world. Print Manager Plus solves the problem
of the hidden cost of printing in organizations. According to
Datamation document costs consume up to 15% of a company's revenues.
Print Manager Plus reduces these costs. [PRWEB May 26, 2004]
Google Deskbar 0.5.64 Beta Released
Google Deskbar 0.5.64 Beta Released
11/07/2003 07:44 AMGoogle Maps Beta on Labs
Google Maps Beta on Labs
03/14/2005 05:19 PM"Type an address to get a pretty map--then click and drag the map
around."
Is Google News the longest beta ever?
Is Google News the longest beta ever?
02/01/2005 10:01 PMGoogle News has been in 'Beta' for nearly two and a half years.
Several million beta testers a day for...
New Google Toolbar 3 Beta Released
New Google Toolbar 3 Beta Released
03/14/2005 05:16 PMA few new Google Toolbar features: Word translator, spell check
webforms..
Google Goes Local with Beta Search
Google Goes Local with Beta Search
02/05/2005 09:15 PMGoogle has taken live on its homepage a new service for locating local
businesses, which scours millions of Web pages and crosschecks the
results with the Yellow Pages data. Google Local was previously part
of the company's Google Labs development sandbox, but has now been
deemed ready for widespread use.
Google Releases Beta Web APIs
Google Releases Beta Web APIs
09/09/2002 08:34 AMDominant search engine Google has released a beta version of a new
service that allows
software developers to incorporate Google's capabilities into their
own applications.
Google software engineer Nelson Minar told NewsFactor that the beta is
an experiment to
determine whether sufficient demand exists for a commercial version of
the program.
Google My Search History Beta
Google My Search History Beta
06/05/2005 11:28 PM"My Search History lets you easily view and manage your search history
from any computer. This feature of Google web search enables you to
find information you thought you lost. And over time, you'll see an
increasing number of relevance indicators in your search results that
help you find the information you want."
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