Google Used to Identify 1993 Victim
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Google, the Internet search engine, has done something that law enforcement officials and their computer tools could not: Identify a man who died in an apparent hit-and-run accident 11 years ago in this small town outside Yakima.
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September 11th &#038; Google Google Operating System, one of my favorite blogs on and about Google, took the time to remind us today how the Google homepage covered the September 11th attacks 5 years ago. In an effort to help web users find more information on exactly what was happening in the US at the time, Google [...]
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Lost a lot of traffic  from Google recently? Slipping in the SERPs? You've heard of the Google Bomb, Google Whacking, the Google Dance and Googlisms, but there's a new Google-word you might be interested in if you're losing your Google Juice. What is this new term? I call it 302 Googlejacking. The problem seems to have been around since at least August 2003, and is commonly known as the Google 302 Pagejacking issue. To be fair, it has affected other search engines as well.   If you're curious, there are some things you can check that will show whether or not you've been afflicted by what some people call a bug at Google. (Who knows, maybe it's just a 'feature' we don't understand. ;) Also included are some side notes on the 1969 cache bug/feature that might be related, Google Update Allegra, a poll on the big three and more. If you're into SEO,   read on.
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By Kevin Crowley Google Stanford University students Larry Page and Sergey Brin, above, started work on what would become the world's largest search engine in 1996 as part of their PhD projects.
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GOOGLE caused a stir when it announced recently that its search engine can now look for data that is stored in users&#39; computers.
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Google Founders Interviewed by Barbara Walters  Google's founders, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, were interviewed last night by Barbara Walters on ABC's 20/20 10 Most Fascinating People. Andy Beal who doesn't seem to be too fond of Barbara Wawa pointed this out on his SearchEngineLowdown blog. I was too busy eating ...
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For some reason (settling bar bets?), Google searchers have had one question on their minds.
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By Brier Dudley, Seattle Times  Jun. 11--On a sunny morning in May, Darin Leonardson did a Google search in a creek behind his Everett apartment complex.
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Google fixed its new Desktop Search tool and publicly thanked the three computer scientists for their work. They published their findings on the Web site of the Computer Security Lab at Rice University.
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Security researchers have discovered a serious flaw in Google Inc.'s desktop software that could be used to wreak havoc on a victim's computer.
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Google launched a new service for finding archived information that covers roughly the past 200 years.
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By The News & Observer, Raleigh, N.C.  Feb. 19--Anyone not stuck in a bunker the last few years knows the perniciousness of sexual predators who stalk the Internet for young victims. In some cases, like that of a 15-year-old Cary boy, the end of the story is violation by an adult.
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The New York Times revealed Saturday that Google was the unidentified party mentioned in a US Dept. of Justice status report last March as having lodged a "middleware-related complaint" against Microsoft.  In addition, a memo by a key antitrust enforcement official that the Times also turned up, rejecting Google's arguments and advising states' prosecutors to reject them as well.
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Google Gives Brazil Orkut Data on Criminals Google has made the decision to work with the Brazilian authorities by complying with a court order to supply Brazil with data which could help identify Orkut users who are using the social network for the spreading of child porngraphy and as a center for hate crimes. Unlike the [...]
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By Leigh Ann Tipton, Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky.  Mar. 4--Lee Fauntleroy's teenage son initially had to teach him how to do a search on the Internet.
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Will keep your data for 18 months Google is cutting back the time it holds user-identifying data - a little. But will this be enough to placate privacy advocates?â¦
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WASHINGTON _ Slowly but surely, the government is getting Googled.  Two years ago, the Google staff in Washington was one person _ Alan Davidson, an expert in technology law.