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Google lets you 'look inside the book'







Google lets you 'look inside the book'

Google lets you 'look inside the book' 12/23/2003 05:47 PM

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During the discussion, Dan Gillmor pressed Krishna for more transparency on the algorithm and the list of sources and I seconded the motion.

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