Popular Press on Google

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popular press and webl0gs

popular press and webl0gs 05/16/2004 07:29 PM
cam's analysis is fascinating: journalists don't bother to explain weblogs anymore

overstated: Popular press and webl0gs

overstated: Popular press and webl0gs 05/17/2004 03:10 AM
Cameron charts the usage of "weblog" in the media .. overstated: Popular press and weblogs

overstated.net/04/05/16-popular-press-and-weblogs.asp
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Google More Popular in UK than in US

Google More Popular in UK than in US 03/17/2005 02:33 AM
"...found google.co.uk topping the list in the UK in terms of both market share of visits (48%) and volume of searches (63.7%). The figures put Google UK ahead of its US parent,"

Google Buys Popular Web Publishing Tool

Google Buys Popular Web Publishing Tool 02/17/2003 01:19 PM
In typical blog fashion, the news spread first on Saturday from San Jose Mercury technology columnist Dan Gillmor's eJournal diary to other blog sites. ...

Google is World's Most Popular Search
Engine

Google is World's Most Popular Search
Engine 11/19/2003 11:42 AM

Google buys popular Web publishing tool
Blogger

Google buys popular Web publishing tool
Blogger 02/17/2003 01:19 PM
In typical blog fashion, the news spread first on Saturday from San Jose Mercury technology columnist Dan Gillmor's eJournal diary to other blog sites. ...

UPDATE 1-Google buys popular Web
publishing tool Blogger

UPDATE 1-Google buys popular Web
publishing tool Blogger 02/17/2003 06:27 PM
In typical blog fashion, the news spread first Saturday from San Jose Mercury technology columnist Dan Gillmor's eJournal diary to other blog sites. ...

Getting a Press Release Into Google News

Getting a Press Release Into Google News 05/25/2004 07:04 AM
I have seen several consultants who claim to do such but they are not cheap. BusinessWire charges around 5-600 USD. The press release is a legitimate news item about a brand new, useful product.

Press review: Google float

Press review: Google float 08/20/2004 04:15 AM
Guardian Unlimited Aug 20 2004 8:50AM GMT

Google Press Center: Zeitgeist

Google Press Center: Zeitgeist 01/01/2004 02:48 PM
Year-End Google Zeitgeist: Search patterns, trends, and surprises .. top 10 list of everything .. query stats

google.com/press/zeitgeist.html
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German Press Review: Chances for Google
and Olympians

German Press Review: Chances for Google
and Olympians 08/19/2004 07:54 AM
Deutsche Welle Aug 19 2004 12:07PM GMT

Is The Associated Press Pressuring
Google News For Giving Their Partners
Traffic

Is The Associated Press Pressuring
Google News For Giving Their Partners
Traffic 04/11/2005 05:52 PM
While we were surprised that the AFP sued Google for daring to link to sites that carried their articles, we figured that other news agencies/wires couldn't be quite that clueless. However, it appears that Google's willingness to back down over the issue has caught the attention of the Associated Press who has apparently c ontacted Google expressing concern over links from Google News to AP stories and suggesting that Google News buy a license. Hopefully, Google calls their bluff. Google isn't breaking any laws by linking to other sites, and, in fact, they're bringing more visitors to sites that carry AP news. Perhaps the AP should go talk to some AFP customers who are furio us they've been removed from Google News, taking away much of their traffic. Chances are, though, that this is just the AP being opportunistic, figuring that they might as well see if Google will pony up for a license they clearly don't need just to avoid any more controversy.

Mainstream Press Realizes Google Can
Find Confidential Info

Mainstream Press Realizes Google Can
Find Confidential Info 02/10/2004 02:41 AM
It's no secret that people put all sorts of confidential documents, spreadsheets and databases online without any protection when they shouldn't. It's also no secret that in using some basic keywords in a search string on Google you can dig up those files. Now, however, even the mainstream press is beginning to notice this issue, and the Washington Post is running a long article on the fact that people are searching for confidential nuggets of info via Google - and finding it all the time. What's interesting to me is that the backlash hasn't been stronger - though, maybe that's the next stage now that this story is going mainstream. I read the article half expecting people to blame either Google or the people doing the searching for the fact that this info was stored without any security whatsoever. Right now, though, most people seem to realize that the problem is with those who put the info online where they shouldn't.

Benjamin-Popular.com –
http://benjamin-popular.com/ announced
Grand Opening the Computers and
Electronics store.

Benjamin-Popular.com –
http://benjamin-popular.com/ announced
Grand Opening the Computers and
Electronics store. 09/11/2004 03:37 AM
Benjamin-Popular.com – http://benjamin-popular.com/ announced Grand Opening the Computers and Electronics store. Benjamin Popular has thousands of computers and electronic entertainment which fit your need and budget. [PRWEB Sep 11, 2004]

A Lot of the Press Press Didn't Buy
White House Spin on 9/11 Document, Even
Though the WH Dumped It on Saturday
Night 4/13

A Lot of the Press Press Didn't Buy
White House Spin on 9/11 Document, Even
Though the WH Dumped It on Saturday
Night 4/13 04/13/2004 07:30 AM
Editor & Publisher .. ass

editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_conten t_id=1000485027
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Powell forces press aide to let him
answer Meet the Press question

Powell forces press aide to let him
answer Meet the Press question 05/17/2004 06:11 AM
Colin Powell appeared on Meet the Press this weekend, and his appearance was marred by his press secretary moving the camera and attempting to end the interview early when Russert, the interviewer, started to ask a hardball question about the fictional Nigerian yellow-cake uranium that Powell used as an excuse to go to war in Iraq.

Most noteworthy about this event was that Powell, rebuked the press-secretary on air, demanded that the camera be trained on him again, and then answered the question, describing the intelligence he'd received as "deliberately misleading."

Lisa Rein's got the video up -- highly recommended.

EMILY MILLER, STATE DEPARTMENT PRESS AIDE: You're off.

SECRETARY POWELL: I am not off.

EMILY MILLER, PRESS AIDE: No. They can't use it, they're editing it.

SECRETARY POWELL: He's still asking the questions.

EMILY MILLER, PRESS AIDE: He was not ...

SECRETARY POWELL: Tim, I am sorry I lost you.

MR. RUSSERT: I am right here Mr. Secretary. I would hope they would put you back on camera. I don't know who did that.

EMILY MILLER, PRESS AIDE: He was going to go for another five minutes.

SECRETARY POWELL: We've really scre...

MR. RUSSERT: I think that was one of your staff Mr. Secretary. I don't think that's appropriate.

SECRETARY POWELL: Emily, get out of the way. Bring the camera back please. (Camera returns to the interview subject) I think we're back on Tim, go ahead with your last question.

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Beckwood Press Company Offers New
Straight Side End-Frame Hydraulic Press
Delivery

Beckwood Press Company Offers New
Straight Side End-Frame Hydraulic Press
Delivery 01/04/2005 01:43 PM
The Beckwood Press Company has engineered an innovative new hydraulic press, the Straight Side End-Frame Hydraulic Press (SSE). [PRWEB Jan 4, 2005]

"The New York Press: Cleaning the pool-
the White House press corps politely
grabs its ankles."

"The New York Press: Cleaning the pool-
the White House press corps politely
grabs its ankles." 03/13/2003 10:25 AM

In the Press Room of the White House
that is Post Press

In the Press Room of the White House
that is Post Press 03/14/2005 04:35 PM
Before the certification of "Jeff Gannon" as a White House reporter there was the Bush Administration's de-certification move against the Washington press. These two things are deeply related.

A Press Pass to Cosmetic Surgery
Information at Your Fingertips - Log on
to Consultingroom.com for Exclusive
Information for the Press.

A Press Pass to Cosmetic Surgery
Information at Your Fingertips - Log on
to Consultingroom.com for Exclusive
Information for the Press. 06/24/2004 02:55 AM
Consultingroom.com is offering journalists an exclusive free service to access the latest information on cosmetic surgery. Register at consultingroom.com to save numerous hours of research and wasted telephone calls! [PRWEB Jun 24, 2004]

Iraqi Pro-Democracy Party Press Release
- Iraq the Model Press Release

Iraqi Pro-Democracy Party Press Release
- Iraq the Model Press Release 08/18/2004 04:50 PM
Mohammed and his brother Ali officially announced their candidacies .. running for the Iraqi National Assembly .. English

english.iraqdemparty.org/about_pr.shtml
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If the Press Digs Where it Thinks
There's a Story, Then it Matters How The
Press Thinks

If the Press Digs Where it Thinks
There's a Story, Then it Matters How The
Press Thinks 04/09/2004 04:12 PM
We are coming to a point in the election story when a larger portion of the news is triggered by the decisions of journalists. There's a break in the action with the nominations set. What will the press do with this greater freedom to define and shape the campaign narrative?

From Meet the Press to Be the
Press

From Meet the Press to Be the
Press 03/22/2005 05:08 PM
The Economist just said it: the "the traditional notion that the media play a special role in informing people is breaking down." Rising up: government as a "purely neutral" news provider, credible where a sinking press corps is not.

Why is PHP Popular?

Why is PHP Popular? 04/29/2004 09:48 PM

PHP: Less Popular than ADA ?????

PHP: Less Popular than ADA ????? 01/05/2003 09:07 AM
PHP: Less Popular than ADA ????? Slashdot is citing a good article that looks at popularity of programming languages in terms of the number of jobs advertising for them. The number 1 is Java with 2,739 jobs on Monster. PHP, which isn't even on the list, has 189 jobs when I do the query myself. That puts PHP at about 1/2 the popularity of Ada. Oh dear god. [_Go_] On Dice there are just 30 PHP jobs which puts PHP behind Ada, Fortran, Scheme, Python and Smalltalk. And on HotJobs it is impossible to tell how many jobs they have since they are indexing the file extensions of URLs with PHP as searchable text. DOH ! (Try looking at the Entry Level Construction - Training jobs and you'll see that the only citation of PHP is in the url to apply). The FuzzyGroup offers search engine consulting services to avoid this kind of foolishness. We have over 15 years of combined experience in implementing search engine technology and avoiding silliness like this. So does this mean to increase my marketability I need to toss my PHP books out the door and hunker down with books on Fortran or Ada? Yikes. I think I'd rather dig ditches.

Wap gets even more popular

Wap gets even more popular 05/05/2004 06:51 AM
Web-User May 5 2004 10:47AM GMT

Are You Getting Too Popular?

Are You Getting Too Popular? 05/04/2004 10:29 PM
They are turning down the volume at LinkedIn Dear Ross, As more professionals are actively adopting LinkedIn, you may have noticed that you are also getting more emails from people inviting you to be their connection. While this is the...

Why iTunes Is So Popular

Why iTunes Is So Popular 06/09/2004 01:13 AM
Apple got the user experience and ease of use down to a science. By Kent Pribbernow, Digital Media Thoughts (via MyAppleMenu)

Nanotecnología popular

Nanotecnología popular 08/11/2004 12:11 PM

What Are the Most Popular Games?

What Are the Most Popular Games? 03/06/2004 01:51 AM
Are you still playing Emperor: Rise of the Middle Kingdom while everyone else is playing Everquest? Stuck on Alpha Centauri while everybody else is grooving to the latest sports game?...

Wi-Fi Use on UK Trains Popular

Wi-Fi Use on UK Trains Popular 09/21/2004 12:42 PM
Wi-Fi service on UK trains is seeing solid growth in usage: Use of the service is growing 77 percent week over week, but that figure is a bit misleading because the number of trains offering Wi-Fi is also increasing. However, users are also spending an increasing amount of time on the network and there seems to be an indication that passengers are deciding to buy first class tickets because the Wi-Fi access there is free. In other commuter Wi-Fi news, Sydney, Australia is considering offering Wi-Fi on Sydney ferries....

The most popular Sun Blogger is...

The most popular Sun Blogger is... 12/24/2004 12:25 PM

At this moment, a dog named Isa appears to be more popular than Jonathan Schwartz, at least according to my... uh... I mean the Roller Hot Blogs hit counters.

The Best of What's New From Popular
Science

The Best of What's New From Popular
Science 11/10/2003 11:19 PM
Slashdot Nov 10 2003 11:36AM ET

By popular request

By popular request 02/11/2004 05:40 PM
Because you asked us to do it, links listed in the right column are now archived for your pleasure. While we were at it, we modified the site's interface. Brief usability discussion followed by relevant CSS tips. Words, pictures, links.

RIAA - 5th most ' popular '

RIAA - 5th most ' popular ' 01/04/2004 08:19 PM
Google's 2003 Year-End Zeitgeist - from the German 'Zeit' for time and 'Geist' for meaning spirit - is based on more than 55 billion searches conducted by ...

Season One DVD to be most popular ever

Season One DVD to be most popular ever 11/05/2003 01:18 PM
From the "Bound to Happen Sooner or Later" department: Mary Carey to host reality TV show in which 28 women will complete for the grand prize of a one-year contract in adult video.

Popular Science | Is This What War Will
Come To?

Popular Science | Is This What War Will
Come To? 05/15/2004 05:52 AM
Popular Science Is This What War Will Come To? .. weapons of the future

popsci.com/popsci/aviation/article/0,12543,636378,00.html
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The most popular president ever

The most popular president ever 06/07/2004 10:26 PM
popularity .. trailed

dailykos.com/story/2004/6/7/3439/65712
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XP SP2: Not Popular With Businesses

XP SP2: Not Popular With Businesses 04/06/2005 12:38 AM

Apparently, the program conflicts Windows XP Service Pack 2 created still have a lot of companies spooked:

AssetMetrix surveyed 136,120 PCs between January 5 and March 10. It found that 37.6 percent of those PCs ran Windows XP. The operating system is more widely adopted among companies with fewer than 500 PCs, where slightly more than half of the PCs run Windows XP, according to the study. Also, smaller organizations show the highest acceptance of SP2, it says.

Of the 251 companies surveyed, 44 had fewer than 10 PCs running Windows XP. Eighty-four, or 40.7 percent, of the remaining companies had not installed SP2 from their XP machines, while 16 companies, or 7.7 percent, had updated their XP-based PCs, according to the AssetMetrix study.

Via PC World.

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