Highlights from the SEW Blog: Dec. 11, 2006 Search Engine Watch
Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary headlines from around the web.
An Online Shopping Guide Without the Hype TechNewsWorld.com
This is not a holiday gift guide. There are plenty of those floating around, and, frankly, I'm a little bit tired of every one of them including some form of iPod product. There are cheaper, equally good and certainly more versatile music players out there, people. Besides, most of the guides I've seen are top-heavy with unrealistically expensive presents.
Group Chat Evolving Into E-Mail 2.0 TechWeb via Yahoo! News
More than just a substitute for e-mail, group chat is a productivity booster that's becoming a must-have app in the enterprise. Here's what to consider as you assess how to integrate the technology into your infrastructure.
Google, papers to face off in court Los Angeles Times
The Internet search company will argue its case in Belgium today in response to complaints that it stole content from news websites.
High-Tech Wherever You Look New York Times
Gadgetry, the source of inspiration for many a holiday gift, is no longer just for the home-entertainment altar or car dashboard.
Microsoft's Old School Book Search Microsoft Watch
Microsoft has unleashed another "me-too" service with the beta release of Windows Live Book Search.
Front Page News Emery County Progress
A Holiday Expo was held at the Huntington Elementary during Thanksgiving weekend. There were many holiday items on display and performances by LaRae’s Dance Studio. Santa Claus also made his appearance and the young children had their photos taken with him as part of the fun.
Zillow lets homeowners, agents post sales info / Web site hopes free service will increase visitors San Francisco Chronicle
Real estate voyeurs who visit Zillow.com today will find that the Web site has added a feature that allows homeowners and agents to indicate that a house is for sale and post pictures for free. Company founders Richard Barton and Lloyd Frink say they
Update: MetroFi, Microsoft launch Portland Wi-Fi InfoWorld
( InfoWorld ) - Portland, Oregon, became the latest city to launch a municipal wireless network, starting a free, ad-supported service featuring localized content and services from Microsoft Corp.'s MSN. The network, being built by MetroFi Inc., went live in a few central neighborhoods on Tuesday and is intended eventually to provide Internet access in 95 percent of the city's indoor and
Microsoft Zune Impressions - part 3 Digit Magazine
One thing that has made the iPod such a success is its relationship with iTunes. Hand-in-hand with this relationship is the increasing interest in purchasing music online - driven largely by the iTunes Store.
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