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Beyond Google
Whilst at times it may feel like Google is the font of all knowledge, there are lots of information sources on the web that it cannot link into. Beyond Google is a portal for web users who want to develop their information skills and...
Whilst at times it may feel like Google is the font of all knowledge, there are lots of information sources on the web that it cannot link into.
Beyond Google is a portal for web users who want to develop their information skills and be able to search the web Beyond Google...
Filed under: Iraq, Middle EastGoogle is taking Iraq's national museum global. Company CEO, Eric Schmidt, said Tuesday that Google is going to document what's in the museum and will share photographs of the war-torn countries museum holdings with the world. The museum, which reopened this year, was torn apart after Saddam Hussein's regime was toppled in April 2003.
At a ceremony with Iraqi officials, Schmidt said, "The history of the beginning...
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Google's extending its grip on the digital world in a wholly new and surprising way: It's just brokered a deal with Iraq's authorities to digitize historic artifacts and documents in the country's museums. It's a philanthropic move, don't you know.
Google's CEO Eric Schmidt has been touring the country, and just made the announcement of Google's archiving plans. The whole idea is to both preserve and publicize the information--Schmidt notes...
From fastcompany.com
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Google chief Eric Schmidt, left, and U.S. Ambassador to Iraq Christopher Hill attend a ceremony at Iraq's national museum, in Baghdad, on Tuesday, Nov. 24, 2009. Internet search engine Google is documenting the treasures of Iraq's national museum ...
From search.msn.com
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- Google documents Iraqi treasures (sfgate.com)
- Schmidt Predicts Internet in 2014 (robertheiny.com)
- Eric Schmidt at MIT (richardsnotes.org)
Last week saw silicon.com sister site CNET News.com sit down with Google CEO Eric Schmidt to talk Google Wave, Android and all things search.
"We're certainly not done [with search]
We're using a lot more about you; where you are, if you have a phone, your GPS, your search history, those sorts of things, to really move from, sort of, text to meaning. And that's not a solved problem and it's something that's a great challenge," Schmidt said.
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From silicon.com
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Last week, I was shaking my head at Mark Cuban. He suggested that Microsoft pay online publishers to de-index their sites from Google. Presumably, then Bing could go out there and say "Hey, search us to find the Wall Street Journal."
I scoffed. I laughed. Who would do such a thing?
Apparently, Steve Ballmer would. To my utter dismay, news reports are in fact breaking that Microsoft is talking to News Corp, which recently said it was...
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