David Pogue of the New York Times reviews (reg. req’d) the recently introduced, free Google Desktop Search. The author provides a witty, concise, informative narrative (he also contrasts this app with rival offerings), and if you have Real Player, you can also see him demonstrate the service on video.
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Daily Archives: October 21, 2004
WSJ Posts Transcripts of Google and Amazon Earnings Conference Calls
If you are a subscriber, this data, available in PDF format, is linked on the WSJ Technology homepage. Continue Reading
ACLU Posts Docs. on Military Detainees Obtained by FOIA Lawsuit
This chart provides the following information: a link to each record, the date the record was produced, the date it was released, the authoring agency, and the record description. Many of the documents have text that is redacted; in numerous instances, there is no legible text at all. Continue Reading
Search Engines Used to Screen Potential Employees and Employers
Is your boss Googling you? Continue Reading
