Some related posts from Technorati and Google.

Paul Kedrosky's Infectious Greed: in the London Review of Books becomes, in part, a timely & useful meditation on Google's arrested, china-busting adolescence. (via Cosmos)

Tom Roper's Weblog: There's an excellent piece in the latest London Review of Books by John Lanchester on Google: The Global Id. (via Cosmos)

dangerousmeta!: Google is a spelling mistake. (via Cosmos)

  Kasa: Jos pieni kärjistys sallitaan, LRB on kirjallisuuslehti joka ovelasti arvosteluja tekosyynään käyttäen julkaisee hyviä juttuja mielenkiintoisista aiheista. Ettäs tiedätte. (via Cosmos)

 [A-Z Google] Google History: April 29th was the 120th day of 2004, and according to section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, "a company must file financial and other information with the SEC 120 days after the close of the year in which the company reaches $10 million in assets and/or 500 shareholders, including people with stock options. Google has stated in its Annual filing for 2004 that every one of its 3,021 employees, "except temporary employees and contractors, are also equity holders, with significant collective employee ownership", so Google would have needed to make its financial information public by filing them with the SEC regardless of whether or not they intended to make a public offering.

 [Brother Gatling Gun of Courteous Peace (breklor)] Random rapid-fire stuff: 1. I need a teapot. Laurie-from-Bellingham brought me a teakettle, though. (Yay!) 2. I also need folding TV dinner tray table thingies. 3. I am debating signing on to Wikipedia so I can write an entry on topless wish fairies. 4 ... Internet access at home again on Thursday or Friday. 5. There will be a housewarming party at my new

 [Fústar...Recycling Cultural Waste Since 2005...] It's life, Jim...: I prize meaningful engagement with the prose poetry of the literary novel and strum contemplatively on my Taylor guitar by the glow of the recessed minimalist firebox in my living space as I imagine the troubadours of Languedoc, flower of their age, once plucked whimsical madrigals to beguile the hours at the court of proud Eleanor of Aquitaine. I own a pair of Palermo-purchased Raybans and a cashmere sweater and am not unpossessed of a kind of shimmering male beauty in the classical mould.

 [something awful] Front Page News - Entertainment Industry, Take Me Away!: You see, before only the biggest tittied cast member got the unique jumpsuit, but like Internet nerds are saying, Star Trek's gonna have to change if people are going to watch it again. Just imagine, 60 minutes of stuff exploding, the ship shaking around, boobs jiggling, and everyone's working on their little touchscreens.

[Brokekid.net] links for 2006-01-17: Many people don’t know it, but they are open to getting free highspeed internet. This is simply due to the fact that they have a neighbor that is using wireless networking and has not properly secured there connection.

[Blog.clickz.com] ClickZ Internet Marketing Solutions for Marketers: href="http://blog.clickz.com/archives/topics/richstreamingvideo.html" title="">Rich/Streaming/Video

 [Gawker.com] Gawker, Manhattan Media News and Gossip: If you paid attention in Philosophy 101, you’d know that all men who wear Axe Body Spray also read Maxim. Actually, you’d probably know that whether you took philosophy or not.

 [Blog.outer-court.com] Google Blogoscoped: So, if you’re interested in the search industry and you often click on news items related to search (while being signed in to your Google Account), this page may show you more fresh search news over time. “Simply put, we recommend news stories to you that have been read by many other users who’ve also read similar stories as you in the past,”

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