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Google Searches and Plagiarism

Why someone thought the topic of searching on Google and plagiarism are relevant is beyond me. Nevertheless, enjoy.
The first entry listed in Google when searching for “double-entry accounting” is a Wikipedia page. Listed above the Wikipedia entry is a sponsored link. Sponsored links are advertising. A company, in this case Intuit, has paid Google to [...]

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Linking Logs :: 2008-06-19

Below you’ll find the interesting tidbits for 2008-06-17 through 2008-06-19:

Exploding star caught in the actRemarkable!
Google Health LaunchesThis looks really interesting. I’m not so great at staying on top of my health situation, but maybe something like this could help. How private is this data?
Firefox 3: Set Firefox 3 to Launch Gmail for mailto LinksThis is [...]

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Linking Logs :: 2008-03-12

Below you’ll find the interesting tidbits for 2008-03-11 through 2008-03-12:

Quick Google Calendar Tip: Add Local Weather InformationMore Google greatness.
10 Totally Stupid Online Business Ideas That Made Someone Rich | NicheGeek.comStuff like this really annoys me. How come I don’t have the guts to follow through on my own stupid ideas? Trust me, I’m [...]

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The Great Google Docs Conversion of 2008

Today marks Day 1 of the Great Google Docs Conversion of 2008.
My goal over the next year is to convert all my existing documents into Google Docs and Spreadsheets. My preliminary estimates put this somewhere in the 200-300 document range. Currently (Sep 2007) Google has a limit of 5000 documents / presentations and [...]

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Linking Logs :: 2008-01-31

Below you’ll find the interesting tidbits for 2008-01-28 through 2008-01-31:

Don’t Forget: Drink a Beer?Or Two?Daily!: Scientific AmericanDefinitely yes.
Police blotter | News articles | EveryBlock ChicagoThat’s the way I roll.
Google Announces $1B Revenue Share Program with YOU! | The Marketing Technology Blog“Why not pay me for the volume of great content that I allow Google to [...]

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