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It's Criminal: Old Bailey Trials Online

Trial documents dating back as far as 1674 recorded for cases heard at London's Old Bailey arrived online thanks to the work of a group of universities.

News Corp-LinkedIn Acquisition Rumors Myth?

So perhaps the News Corp-LinkedIn acquisition rumors are a myth anyway: Link: TechCrunch UK � Blog Archive � Who needs LinkedIn when you have MySpace?.

Excelsior! Marvel Launches Digital Comic Archive

The comics industry has suffered through years of flagging readership and lower demand for titles, but Marvel may have powered up a way to a resurgence for their work.

NASA To Digitize Space Images

NASA and the Internet Archive are partnering to scan, archive and mange the agency's large collection of photographs, film and video. The imagery will be available online and free to the public.

Ebert And Roeper Move Online

The popular movie review show "At The Movies with Ebert & Roeper" is launching a Website that will host a collection of video movie reviews.

Webmaster Settles With IA, Goes After Teenager

One of the most bizarre Internet stories this year gets more bizarre. Internet Archive and Suzanne Shell have resolved their lawsuits against each other "amicably," a word that follows words like "theft" and "racketeering" about as well as toothpaste follows orange juice. Next on her list: a 15-year-old Canadian jokester. 

BBC Moves Forward With Online Archive, iPlayer

It’s only for a six-month trial period, and it involves just 20,000 people in the UK, but something important has transpired - part of the BBC archive went online.  And if everything goes well, we can look for all of that audio and video to become much more widely available.

Looking at DoubleClick's Past

Google News Archive search is a nice way to recap coverage of a person or company throughout the years. Here are bits and pieces of past DoubleClick coverage.

Internet Archive V. Shell: The Publicity Aftermath

After news of Suzanne Shell's countersuit against Internet Archive surviving by the thread of one non-dismissed claim – the claim that Internet Archive's Wayback Machine web crawler was guilty of breach of contract by ignoring the site's terms of use – hit the cyber circuit, a real catfight hissed and scratched its way across the weekend. You might call it a "flame war," in the traditional Internet sense, but that's hardly accurate.

Google's Greed Over a Rollback

Google recently announced they were updating the Adwords Quality Score, however it appears that there is a bug that raises the prices form any advertisers: Google AdWords Quality Score Has Major Bug Google AdWords Adds Quality Score Column & To Improved Quality Algorithm from Wednesday warned us of the new changes coming but apparently there is a bug that makes good performing ads prices spike through the roof.