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Yes, besides you can watch most of these TVs via p2p streaming platforms.

Just noticed something is going on, so this is the thing. Some numbers was not displayed correctly but now it's all ok.

Thanks Alya, that one is also excellent.

What Google does sometimes sounds strange but that's ok.

Looks like it's closest standalone counterpart should be Photoshop Lightroom.

I like to view videos in full screen mode, so this upgrade is a must. Also, YouTube may integrate ads into videos rather easily this way.

Marketingpilgrim.com for example has a quite high number of ads, but it's not annoying at all. I don't know the formula precisely, but maybe because ads are inregtated well into the main design. Annoyance should be avoided somehow.

These days buying an expired domain is mainly meant to fool the newbies. These guys see the toolbar PR and pay for links thinking it's the recent value, while PR is actualy dynamic.

Starbucks spent just $95 million on advertising last year, which is 49 percent less than Google.
Very interesting indeed. Wow!

Librarians should not be that conservative I tend to think first, but Google's restrictions about what libraries can do with the digital content is rather strange.

I actually think it's overpriced, at least not as cheap as some people think.

Besides this, as far as I know they keep acquiring e-shopping companies worldwide.

>>you have full control over your privacy here
That's fine, let's hope big G will care about that as well

I think it should be safe to assume Google is not willing to acquire every bright internet company : )

After seeing what Facebook did, it's quite possible to think Hulu may be a success.

Actually very looong list of blocked sites at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Internet_censorshi... - One big goverment there.

This is fine for my ancient cell phone.

It's actually £8 not $8. Read this on Slashdot also, however nothing is that cheap in UK ;)

It's actually Flickr who has been a lot of interesting things. They always do it. Even some very common features seen on most pages today are originally implemented on flickr.com

That Sears Tower view if just mind blowing.

This summer almost every European street was added to the database, now with the video support it's an indispendible tool for many people.
World is becoming smaller every day.

That's one of the best TV commercial I've seen in a while. I don't watch TV too often though, lol.

Hope next one will be Matt Cutts.

Yes IBM is doing great job about supporting CS departments, this was the case with mine as well.

Lately I've noticed webmasters are quite more careful about selling links. Apparently, one of the favorite methods is listing an offer on some forum, but not including URL which is PMed when asked.
I wonder if it's Google Paid-Link Report tool that caused this. And if the tool actually works.