Via ReseachBuzz, this posting with news that Google Search now supports queries using up to 32 words, a significant increase over the previous 10 word limit. Thanks to Tara for this information, as there does yet appear to have been an official announcement from Google.
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Daily Archives: January 23, 2005
Private Control of Government Data Funded By the Public
From the New York Times (reg. req’d), Bush Didn’t Invent the Internet, but Is He Good for Tech? James Fallows examines the continuing struggle over how and when government data, collected using taxpayer funds, is made available to the public. The fee vs. free issue resonates clearly to the public in examples such as the… Continue Reading
New Blog Counters Claims of Social Security Crisis
From the Pew Internet and American Life Project, this news about a new blog called Social Security: There Is No Crisis “which aims to promote the notion that there is no crisis facing Social Security and that the president’s plan is unnecessary. The blog contains links to articles and organizations that support their point of… Continue Reading
