The googlebot can find pages not directly linked
Google has the ability to find the location of pages/files that have no direct links to them. If it has a web address Google can find it.
Tom Foremski: IMHO
Former Financial Times reporter Tom Foremski writes about Silicon Valley business trends and the intersection of technology and media.
Tom Foremski
Tom Foremski reports on the business and culture of Silicon Valley at the intersection of technology and media.
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Microsoft and Yahoo tell US government to deal with China issue
We don't have the leverage to change government policies--let the US government do it, say Microsoft and Yahoo.
Google financials show it is shifting revenue from its partner media sites
Google's Q4 results show a continued revenue shift away from partner sites--such as media and web services.
China risks reverse censorship--it could be cut off from vital information
Web site owners could choose to block users from another country to protest foreign government actions.
Sun Services CTO says utility computing acceptance is slow going
Utility computing demands large and complex data centers which increasingly rely on statisticians to keep them running
Hello, Silicon Media Valley
The acquisition of Pixar by Disney also highlights the emergence of a formidable West Coast corridor of tech and media companies stretching from Vancouver to San Diego.
A new VC fund to help develop the next-stage internet technologies
There is a need for telemetry applications of all kinds and focused investing is the way to get there.
The future transparency of the past--we live in glass houses
Google saves every piece of data it comes across, and so do many other companies. The future could reveal our present lives in incredible detail.
Could you build a better Google today?
Lashing together PCs and using its own operating system is the way Google started but today there must be less expensive ways to build an IT infrastructure for Google.
Sun software chief John Loiacono draws strategic direction
Sun is giving away IT software in the hopes of selling more hardware as it gears up for a grid computing future.