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An article called "Sleepless in Silicon Valley" from NBC News reports that offshoring is already changing things in Silicon Valley and its not just lost jobs for U. May 11, 2005
Google's Changes to Google News and Search Raise Eyebrows
Two of Google's latest products are causing some computer industry professionals to question Google's plans. May 9, 2005
Buzz Going About Backpack Organizer Tool
Backpack is a much-discussed new online storage and organization tool that offers a variety of features including: Organize to do lists, notes, images, photos Track your competitors Plan trips Create reminders The price for the service ranges from free to $19/month depending on how many pages you want and how much storage you need. May 9, 2005
Current Focuses on Short Video Content
Current is a new, independent cable and satellite TV network. May 3, 2005
Creepy Giant Sculpture Shows Need to Recycle
A giant sculpture made from scrap metal is called the Weee Man. May 2, 2005
Open Media Network Launches Beta
The Open Media Network (OMN) says it is a free public service network that will give users worldwide access to public television and radio programming, movies, podcasts and video blogs, while fully protecting the producers' copyrights. April 27, 2005
User Submitted Video Website Launches
There is a new video sharing website and it is a high quality one. April 26, 2005
Organization Plans PC Turnoff Week
An organization wants you to deny your children access to PCs for a whole week. April 24, 2005
Google's Future Products May Include Operating System
Now one knows exactly what Google is working on but experts speculate that Google is secretly building software for a browser, communication tools and an operating system. April 23, 2005
IncomingLinks Maintains a Directory of Directories
There are lots of directories online so a site that lists them can be very helpful. April 22, 2005
Google Launches Search History Feature
Google has launched its new Search History Feature that allows users to keep track of all the searches they have made on Google. April 21, 2005
New Food Pyramids at MyPyramid.gov
The government has launched the MyPyramid. April 20, 2005
President Will Not Email
U. April 19, 2005
High-Tech Textiles Could Change Construction and Medicine
The New York Times reports that amazing new textiles are coming that can be used in everything from medical procedures to building cars. April 18, 2005
Fake, Nonsensical Research Paper Fools Computer Conference
A bogus paper full of gibberish was submitted to the World Multiconference on Systemics, Cybernetics and Informatics (WMSCI) (a Florida computer conference) and was accepted. April 15, 2005
HHS Launches Hospital Comparison Website
The U. April 14, 2005
United States Falling Behind in Broadband
73% of South Koreans have broadband access while 20% of U. April 14, 2005
Keyboards Haven for Superbugs
Sadly, keyboards are a great place to find superbugs and other germs. April 13, 2005
Website Helps Moms Form Running Groups
A new website helps busy women find baby-friendly running or walking groups in their area. April 13, 2005
SchoolMatters Provides Data About Public Schools
A new website provides data about schools for parents. April 12, 2005