Official Google Blog: A new approach to China: an update

Google has decided not to censor search results in China. Google has stayed within Chinese law by redirecting their users to the Google Hong Kong site.

How Companies Are Using Your Social Media Data

Companies are farming information from publicly available social media feeds like blogs, Facebook and Twitter. They sell the information to companies looking to learn more about their customers.

With Google Buzz, your closest circle of friends is wide open - washingtonpost.com

Google Buzz is an interesting phenomena, you not only get alerts when friends post something new, you will get email alerts when friends of friends comment on your friend's post.

How to decline Facebook friends without offence - washingtonpost.com

One man's opinion on Facebook etiquette, when and how it's appropriate to decline friend requests without offending the requester.

Twitter, Facebook use jumps 82 percent - Holy Kaw!

Nielsen data for December 2009 shows that the average Facebook and Twitter use per day is up to 5.5 hours per person. An 82 percent increase over December 2008.

Obsessed with smartphones, oblivious to the here and now

People are plugged into the digital world too much, so much that they are missing the real world by "checking out" when they are out and about in the physical world.

Wal-Mart Slips On U.S. Dip

Walmart's stock takes a 1.1% dive yesterday. Wal-Mart is relying on international revenue growth to offset falling U.S. sales, but that didn't thrill investors Thursday when the retailer's stock dropped on an otherwise positive day for equities.

Two students and Kernel photo adviser arrested at RNC : The Kentucky Kernel

During a demonstration at the RNC in St. Paul, Minn. a small group broke off and got out of control. Among the group arrested were a handful of journalists who were rounded up with the others although they were only there documenting the scene.

What You Will Find When You Step Inside a Mormon Chapel

Meetinghouses for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are different from those used by many other religions. They include classrooms, offices, a font for baptisms, a kitchen and in many cases a cultural hall with an indoor basketball court.

Wii Controllers Get Tangled In Patent Fight - washingtonpost.com

Hillcrest Labs of Rockville, Md. has asked a U.S. trade panel to stop imports of the Nintendo Wii citing patent infringement. Hillcrest Labs claims that they own the patents to the technology found in the Wii remote controllers.

Hundreds Of Motorists Line Up For Gas At 35 Cents A Gallon

A gas station in Maryland offers gas at 35 cents per gallon as a going out of business gesture to the community.

Drugstore stick-up with BB-gun

A 12-year-old in Orlando robs a Walgreens with a BB gun to get some "stuff".

Twitter: The hottest Web startup - Aug. 6, 2008

Twitter is not unlike other Bay-area startups over the past few years. Read all about the company and what Twitter is all about.

Mountain air not so fresh | www.tennessean.com | The Tennessean

Great Smoky Mountains National Park rangers report high pollution levels in the air.

Cow farts collected in plastic tank for global warming study - Telegraph

Scientists in Argentina are strapping tanks on the backs of cows to measure how much methane gas they produce. They are studying the effect the cows are having on greenhouse emissions in the country.

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