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YouTube to sell advertising on pages of search results
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Enlarge textGoogle will begin selling space on YouTube search-results pages to advertisers, part of its effort to turn its expensive acquisition into a major revenue producer.
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The new Flip MinoHD can shoot up to an hour of 720p video.
Peter Gabriel's YouTube for human rights
Peter Gabriel's human-rights group Witness embraces social media, creating a YouTube for unseen atrocities. With camera-equipped cell phones, ordinary people suddenly have the means to document their lives and share evidence of rights violations.
Sharing their demons on the web
For years they lived in solitary terror of the light beams that caused searing headaches, the technology that took control of their minds and bodies. They feared the stalkers, people whose voices shouted from the walls or screamed in their heads.
Microsoft gets social with new Live
Microsoft is relaunching Windows Live to bring together your friends' content from Flickr, Twitter, LinkedIn, Yelp and many more outside services along with existing Microsoft services like email and Messenger.
Recession drives the greening of the electronics industry
There's gold in them thar PCs - not to mention silver, copper, aluminum and other valuable recyclables.
Google adds searching by voice to iPhone software
Pushing ahead in the decades-long effort to get computers to understand human speech, Google researchers have added sophisticated voice recognition technology to the company's search software for the Apple iPhone.
The most influential women in web 2.0
Women have been heavily instrumental in redefining the way we interact online. Here's a look at the most influential of these.
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