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De Google Paradox
Permalink, 1 April 2009 ‘Googlen’ is een werkwoord geworden in onze taal, synoniem voor zoeken op het Web. Het probleem is dat we er zo kritiekloos mee omgaan, alsof Google alle antwoorden… more →
remixing the web for social change
The Online Wobble - The New Age Web Colonists
Ranbir Mahapatra wrote 1 month ago: Hallowed be thy Name! Thats’ the message you hear from hordes of Google fanboys around the wor … more →
Basic name authority added to Google News
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Borrowind wrote 5 months ago: Google News has just introduced a new feature to find articles written by someone, rather than about … more →
The perils of long article titles
Borrowind wrote 5 months ago: Here’s a useful tip: Google’s intitle: search modifier only works if the search-results … more →
A review of three major academic search-engines
Borrowind wrote 5 months ago: Following my own group-test, it’s interesting to see that Peter at Gale Reference Review has j … more →
Fab new additions today to Google Book Search
Borrowind wrote 5 months ago: Some fab new additions to Google Book Search: * A drop-down menu to navigate direc … more →
Where Google Scholar stands on art history
Borrowind wrote 5 months ago: Hannah Noll’s paper for her M.S. in Library Science degree, Where Google Scholar Stands on Art … more →
New Google features
Borrowind wrote 6 months ago: The main Google search results now offer a new set of advanced search tools, via a drop-down left-ha … more →
Some More Scroogle
Cara Reynolds wrote 7 months ago: I saw a hipster on the subway tonight, sporting a puma bag while wearing his black satin jacket with … more →
De Google Paradox
peppinoimpostato wrote 8 months ago: Permalink, 1 April 2009 ‘Googlen’ is een werkwoord geworden in onze taal, synoniem voor … more →
Google tips and tricks: find definitions and define price ranges
Daniel Verhoeven wrote 8 months ago: Permalink, 31 March 2009 In a previous article we showed that Google is rather refraining the develo … more →
Google improves search results taking in account user intent the way Google understands it of course
Daniel Verhoeven wrote 8 months ago: Google announced two imrovements to its search engine results. Google no longer analyses only search … more →
Google's one-way mirror: a business model for privacy invasion [CIS 2]
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Daniel Verhoeven wrote 8 months ago: Permalink Author: Daniël Verhoeven The main Google paradox One way to define contextual information … more →
Google Begins Behavioral Targeting Ad Program « EFF by Kurt Opsahl
Daniel Verhoeven wrote 8 months ago: Published at EFF, 11 March , 2009 News Update Author: Kurt Opsahl Today Google launched its behavior … more →
Google's Stasi practices registering behavioral profiles of its users, invading our privacy
Daniel Verhoeven wrote 8 months ago: Posted at Adbusters, 12 March 2009 Author: Micah White Keywords also in Wikipedia: Google, Privacy, … more →
Google Takes a Stand for Location Privacy, Along with Loopt « EFF
Daniel Verhoeven wrote 8 months ago: Posted at EFF, for fair use only Author: Kevin Bankston Wiki keywords: Privacy policy, Google EFF Ke … more →
What An Antitrust Case Against Google Might Look Like by Eric Clemons
Daniel Verhoeven wrote 8 months ago: Posted at TechnoCrunch, 1 March 2009 Author: Eric Clemons Eric Clemens is Professor of Operations an … more →
Google and net neutrality
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Daniel Verhoeven wrote 9 months ago: Permalink Author: Daniël Verhoeven, 22 feb 2009 Avant-propos: finding information on the web NOT usi … more →
Google and net neutrality by Daniël Verhoeven
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Daniel Verhoeven wrote 9 months ago: Permalink Author: Daniël Verhoeven, 22 feb 2009 Avant-propos: finding information on the web NOT usi … more →
The society of the query and the Googlization of our lives by Geert Lovink
Daniel Verhoeven wrote 9 months ago: A tribute to Joseph Weizenbaum Geert Lovink, Eurozine, September 2008 “There is only one way t … more →
