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Breaking Down Twitter's New Homepage
On Tuesday, we told you about the launch of Twitter's new homepage. The revamped design sports a sleek look that is pretty easy on the eye. But, once you get past the pleasing aesthetics, you'll also see that Twitter has added a search capability and popular topics, which in turn could mean an influx of Twitterers.
Could Celebrities Drum Up Mass iGoogle Interest?
Google has introduced the iGoogle showcase, which is a gallery of celebrity iGoogle pages for you to peruse, and if you like one well enough, emulate theirs for your own. I suspect this is a way to generate more interest in the use of iGoogle (it certainly worked for Twitter).
ISP Hijacks Google Homepage
Controversy is brewing over a Canadian ISP inserting customer messages at the top Google's homepage, brought to you by Yahoo.
Experts Say ACAP Specs Not Up To Snuff
Publishers have come together to develop the Automated Content Access Protocol (ACAP), a technical standard intended to dictate to search engines what they can index and what they can't. One problem, though, as more technical minds have noted, is that the standard isn't quite technical enough.
Google Talk Gadget Learns More Languages
By Doug Caverly
Some announcements are surprising, while others are expected.
This is neither; although we didn’t know it was going to happen, it’s actually quite logical that the Google Talk Gadget would gain support for 19 more languages.
MSNBC Adopts Adaptable Homepage
By Doug Caverly
A proper news site is mostly about function; people want information, not artwork. But appearances play a major role in a site’s appeal and accessibility, and an interesting approach to an MSNBC redesign aims to take all these things into account.
Google China May Get New Homepage
By Doug Caverly
China is the world’s most populous country, so, from a business perspective, pulling out all the stops to impress its citizens makes sense. And that’s exactly what Google’s doing, as a possible new homepage has come to light.
Yahoo! Shares Links, Adds More Value To Its Homepage
Erick Schonfeld writes that, "visitors to Yahoo's homepage will start to see links going to blogs and media sites that don't have a syndication deal with Yahoo."
YouTube: Broadcast Your Porn
You may have noticed a newer feature on YouTube, right at the top of the homepage, called "Videos being watched right now…." If you were checking out that feature around 11:00 this morning, you would have noticed people were watching porn.
Google Homepage Loses Color In San Francisco
By Doug Caverly
On Saturday night, parts of San Francisco went dark, and it was to some degree Google’s fault. Google deserves credit, and not blame, for this occurrence, though, since it was part of an energy-saving initiative.
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