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...worm struck many Harvard students who received messages on Google Talk, Google??s instant messaging client, directing them to click on a link that led via TinyURL.com to ViddyHo.com...
...Weinstein, the manager of StopBadware, scrambled to correct the record, writing on his blog that “no data that we generate is supposed to affect the warnings in Google??s search listings...
...initially blaming a small, unknown organization for the error, it seemed like Google had hoped to transfer blame, but officials at StopBadware rejected that notion and said that Google??s quick response to the error was impressive given the complex nature of the search engine...
...carbon footprint,” and that it “generates high levels of C02.” According to the publication, one Google search emits 7 grams of carbon dioxide—about half of the 15 grams discharged when boiling water in a kettle.Later that day, Google??s Senior Vice President of Operations Urs Hölzle quickly responded to the article with a post on the official Google blog. “One Google search is equivalent to about 0.2 grams of CO2,” he wrote. He added that a search uses...
...Harvard University’s withdrawal is unfortunate but both understandable and expected. That said, as legal pressure from publishers continues to grow, Harvard can and should find other ways—beyond just allowing the scanning of books no longer subject to copyright laws—to aid Google??s digitization project. For example, Harvard should explore the possibility of allowing books that are published through its own publishing house to be scanned. Many important works, such as the Loeb Classical Library series, could be made available to Google in this way. We feel that Harvard should...