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[DUMACORNELLUCIAN's blog] How Google collects data about you and the Internet | Royal ...: Searches (web, images, news, blogs, etc.) - Google is, as you all know, the most popular search engine in the world with a market share of almost 70% (for example, 66% of searches in the US are made on Google). Google tracks all searches, and now with search becoming more and more personalized, this information is bound to grow increasingly detailed and user specific.

[Teacher Lucian Duma sharing knowledge about web 2.0 , mLearning , ELEARNING and Social Media around the world .] How Google collects data about you and the Internet | Royal ...: While it is true that those are stored on Google’s servers and run Google’s software, NONE of the data in any of those services is available to Google, neither through programming nor human snooping. In addition, the contents of Gmail messages are simply parsed for ad correlation, so the only data being mined in that app is the same as what is being mined in the search engine: word popularity and ad serving/clicks.

[Hood 2.0] Google has eye on social web « Hood 2.0: The BBC reported on how Google is making it even easier for people to interact online. Google has joined the drive to make the web more social by introducing tools to enable people to interact with their friends.

[ReadWriteWeb] The Man Who Looked Into Facebook's Soul: If what people call Web 2.0 was all about creating new technologies that made it easy for everyday people to publish their thoughts, social connections and activities, then the next stage of innovation online may be services like recommendations, self and group awareness, and other features made possible by software developers building on top of the huge mass of data that Web 2.0 made public. It's a very exciting future, and Warden is about to fire one of the earliest big shots in that direction.

[Techie Buzz] Block JavaScript in Google Chrome. NoScript's features in Chrome!: Anyway, this should be a reason to be happy but I am really concerned about Google Chrome taking the shine away from Firefox in the near future. Google are really coming up with features after features and the higher version numbers too do justice to the meat that they have been adding to their browser.

[Smarterware] Google Buzz: Gmail's New Social Network Activity Aggregator ...: My big hope here is that they roll it out to Google apps pretty quickly. I think it would definitely be handy to use, but it seems like it would lose most of its handiness if I had to tab back and forth between my @gmail.com and my @appsdomain.com windows.

[Linux.com :: Features] Linux.com :: gOS 3 Gadgets (beta) targets Linux beginners and ...: Plus, It's based on Ubutnu 8.04.1, by the time It will be released in final version, Ubuntu 8.10 will be released (maybe not in the same week as gOS but in the same month maybe). I haven't noticed these cons till I watched the video interview with the creator of gOS and how he said that the stuff were put like that because they want to make shure they work and sell on laptops when they are bought.

[Simple Thoughts - Java and Web Blog] MySpace Music tests out audio ads to stem falling search, ad ...: MySpace buys iLike in bid to restore lost lusterLOS ANGELES ”” Social networking hub MySpace said Wednesday it is acquiring iLike, a popular music application on rival Facebook, in the first move by new management to restore some of its lost luster on the Internet. The $20 million agreement to purchase iLike confirmed rumors that had circulated this week and was the first play that new CEO Owen Van Natta has made to expand MySpace's Web footprint after a series of drastic cuts and writedowns.

[Internet Web Help] Steve Ballmer talks about China: Established in 2005 by husband and wife team Andy and Sam Hood, Amara is an online retailer which sells luxury gifts and home furnishing brands. I've been talking to Andy Hood about the business, and his approach to selling luxury goods online.

[Daily Dose of Excel] Daily Dose of Excel » Blog Archive » Google Chrome: Chrome, on the other hand, manages its memory much better (Shockwave is almost always to blame if its memory footprint is out of control - easily rectified using the task manager, and hardly Google’s fault), starts with even 10+ tabs in a second or two, updates in the background and, since about v2.x, seems to be at least as stable as any other browser. On my old T41 laptop it allowed me to browse effectively where FF just ground to a halt with any more than about 4 tabs open.

[Google Android Blog] Live from Google's Android Press Event: Meet Nexus One « Google ...: The search by voice feature has been around since the beginning of Android and later, on Droid, launched voice commands.  A very cool demo: Tseng says “Navigate to IKEA” and the phone, using GPS, finds the closest location and launches navigation.

[Epiphany Solutions Digital Marketing Blog] Web and Digital Marketing Trends for 2010 - Epiphany Solutions ...: These new TV distribution channels will give online marketers an additional channel to work with; you’re probably already creating a large amount of video for your website or YouTube (or are about to), why not wrap it in a new little branded package and create a mini TV Channel based solely on your brand and push it onto Boxee or similar?

[TuVinhSoft .,JSC] Web Security: Are You Part Of The Problem? (Part 1) | TuVinhSoft .,JSC: This is probably the worst that can happen to your server, because with command line access, I could turn it into an attack machine for a server network attack, silently listen to everything you and your users do on the server and send it to another Web resource, store information and viruses for distribution, inject spam links, you name it.

[LocalMN Blog] Akhil Saklani has Left the Building « LocalMN Blog: Eating calamari tentacles with him in front of Nicole, which made her want to puke. He's a damn good guy and an incredible talent.

[Palm Developer Center Blog] A preDevCamp update | Palm Developer Center Blog: What I’m worried about is whether the acceptance in the Apps Catalog will depend on developer’s country. I suppose it’s not easy making sure each developer in the world with internet access is able to develop an app, get it into the App Catalog and earn from it’s sales (for example, not everybody can receive money through PayPal) but I hope Palm is working towards that

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