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  • Google Busted Changing Negative Search Suggestions for Hillary Clinton into Positive Suggestions

    06/09/2016 4:53:36 PM PDT · by Jookos · 31 replies
    Jookos News ^ | 6/9/2016 | Jookos News
    Another day, another scandal involving Hillary Clinton. Website SourceFed has uncovered evidence showing Google Search Suggestions being manipulated in order to show Hillary Clinton's opponents in a negative light while showing only positive results for Clinton. Watch the video below show just how Google manipulated its search suggestions knowingly (despite the videos claim no one may have known, clearly someone knew).
  • Blogs make impact in raising fund for Katrina victims (see detailed list)

    09/02/2005 11:46:07 AM PDT · by cfo · 1 replies · 408+ views
    $ 384,307 in contributions from blogs so far
  • A Broadband Beat-Down [nyt junk]

    06/25/2005 9:08:44 AM PDT · by mathprof · 16 replies · 770+ views
    New York Times ^ | 6/206/05 | DAN MITCHELL
    IT looked for a while as if the United States was firmly entrenched as the world's leader in Internet innovation. President Bill Clinton and Al Gore, his vice president, did much to encourage development of the country's technology infrastructure, writes Thomas Bleha in an article accessible on the Foreign Affairs magazine Web site (www.foreignaffairs.org). From the 1960's until the day President Bush took office, he writes, "The United States led the world in Internet development." No longer. The Bush administration's policies, or lack thereof, have since allowed Asia - Japan in particular - to not only catch up in the...
  • Craigslist.org Founder Eyes Journalism

    05/06/2005 11:39:01 PM PDT · by Cool Guy · 8 replies · 460+ views
    www.yahoo.com ^ | 6th May 2005 | RACHEL KONRAD
    [SNIP] Craigslist.org gets more than 4 million classified ads and 1 million forums postings each month, and Newmark — who no longer runs it but remains one of three board members — is often blamed for decimating classified advertising revenue at regional newspapers. But he says he has no desire to steal readers from mainstream media. But he believes the reason why newspapers are losing circulation is that too many traditional journalists are willing to quote politicians and business executives even if they're blatantly lying — merely for the sake of perceived objectivity. He'd prefer an "open source" model of...
  • Al Gore wins a Webby (which is just as good as winning the presidency…almost…sorta)

    05/04/2005 10:14:57 AM PDT · by dead · 30 replies · 1,138+ views
    Internet Daily ^ | May 4, 2005 | Frank Barnako, MarketWatch
    WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - Whether Al Gore did or did not invent the Internet, the former vice president will be recognized for playing a substantial role in its development at next month's 9th Annual Webby Awards. To be held in New York June 6, the event at Gotham Hall will also recognize Websites in more than 60 categories for excellence and popularity. Gore will receive the Webby Lifetime Achievement citation "in recognition of (his) pivotal role in the Internet over the last three decades," the awards organizers said. Vint Cerf, a founder of the Internet, will make the presentation. Website winners...
  • Teaching with Protest Songs

    03/03/2003 7:50:51 PM PST · by sergiod · 11 replies · 853+ views
    Rethinking Schools Online ^ | Spring 2003 | Bob Peterson
    Songs, like poetry, are an important component of my teaching. The lyrical metaphors, rhythms, and stories in many songs motivate and educate students. It's amazing what my fifth graders will remember from a song, as compared to what they forget from my talking. I introduce a new "song of the week" each Monday and the students receive a copy of the lyrics to keep in their three-ring binder that collects much of my alternative curriculum. We start each morning with the song, and usually within a day or two the children are singing along — regardless of musical genre. Sometimes...