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Japanese Group Wants Google to Stop “Violating Privacy Rights” of Citizens
The Campaign Against Surveillance Society, a Japanese group of lawyers and professors, wants Google to stop providing its Street View imaging service of Japanese cities and delete all saved images, according to Reuters.
Google’s Street View offers 360 degree views of 12 Japanese cities–as well as 50 in the US–but the Japanese grou
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Google Enhances Street View
Google has announced that they have made some enhancements for Street View. Now, instead of clicking on "Street view" on the top rightmost corner of the map, you can click on Google's little "pegman" and put him on the map....
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Google Adds Street View to Seattle, Baltimore, and Washington DC
In the beginning of October, Google Groups members pressured Google Maps Adam to start thinking about Street View in Washington DC. Adam said it wasn't available, but was he hiding something? After all, just about a month later, Adam informed...
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Wall Street Journal (and me!) on Holiday Marketing
Today’s Wall Street Journal tackles the topic of holiday-season marketing for small businesses, with the idea being that, if holiday traffic and sales are a key part of your business plan, you better be thinking now about your holiday online marketing plan. The article covers and expands on four main themes: Polish Your Web Site
Work [...]
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Soleil-Media Metrics - Proof that Wall Street Just Doesn’t Understand Google
Yes, we’re facing tough economic times–a recession even–and, yes, Google’s going to feel the squeeze just like the rest of us. Still, it seems that some Wall Street analysts simply don’t understand what makes Google, Google. Soleil-Media Metrics analyst Laura Martin cut her rating on Google to "Hold" from "
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Financial Meltdowns and Internet Retail
These are interesting times to be sure. While some are claiming that there is little relation between what is happening on Wall Street to what is happening on Main Street, there is little doubt that retailers have a lot to worry about.
Want an example of how things trickle down through the economy? Consider [...]
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