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readwriteweb.com - 12/12/2008

Your New Agreement With Google, Chrome Users

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When Google released its browser called Chrome this fall, there was an unusually loud controversy about its End User Licensing Agreement (EULA) . The company responded quickly to those complaints. Now the contract with users has been changed again, with a number of sections deleted since ...

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gigaom.com - 12/15/2008

Google Turns Its Back on Network Neutrality [GigaOM]

— gigaom.com — The Wall Street Journal reports that Google, long a network neutrality champion, is looking to cut deals with broadband providers — both cable and phone companies — to get faster access for its own content. The Journal claims it has seen documents ... (more) Google Turns Its Back on Network Neutrality [GigaOM]

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searchengineland.com - 12/13/2008

Google Search Suggest Get Ads, Links & Answers

— searchengineland.com — Earlier this year, Google Suggest finally made it to the Google home page. The feature suggests queries as you begin typing in the search box. Now Google is testing providing links to web sites, direct answers and even ads that appear within the ... (more) Google Search Suggest Get Ads, Links & Answers

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theregister.co.uk - 12/14/2008

Google cranks up the Consensus Engine • The Register

— theregister.co.uk — Google this week admitted that its staff will pick and choose what appears in its search results. It's a historic statement - and nobody has yet grasped its significance. Not so very long ago, Google disclaimed responsibility for its search results by ... (more) Google cranks up the Consensus Engine • The Register

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