http://www.bibsonomy.org/rss/user/torstenschuenemann/GoogleBibSonomy RSS Feed for /user/torstenschuenemann/Googlehttp://www.mattcutts.com/blog/what-google-knows-about-spam/torstenschuenemann2008-05-12T16:16:31+02:00Googlehttp://www.heise.de/newsticker/Google-startet-Service-fuer-Web-Sicherheit-und-bietet-Schnittstelle-fuer-Benutzerdaten--/meldung/107724/from/rss09torstenschuenemann2008-05-11T12:22:19+02:00GoogleOpenSocialCoreCodec, the company behind the high-performance CoreAVC H.264 implementation, issued an apology this morning for its recent abuse of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a law that broadly prohibits circumvention of copy-protection mechanisms. DMCA hitchikes north to Canada, catches a lift with Conservatives Intellectual Property Protection Act to make attemped infringement illegal New Zealand copyright reform law schools US DMCA on fair use YouTube names names: why is anyone surprised? In a DMCA takedown notice sent to Google over the weekend, CoreCodec demanded that Google cease hosting coreavc-for-linux, an open source project that provided a Linux compatibility layer for the CoreAVC codec. The DMCA notice claimed that the open-source project infringes CoreCodec&#039;s copyright and includes CoreAVC code. Although Google complied with the notice and removed the project, the allegations made by CoreCodec were entirely without merit. The coreavc-for-linux project contains no infringing code and is merely a compatibility wrapper that enables legitimately purchased copies of CoreAVC to be used by Linux users.http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20080505-corecodec-apologizes-for-wrongful-google-dmca-takedown.htmltorstenschuenemann2008-05-07T11:37:02+02:00GoogleLW2-ArbeitOpenSourceCoreCodec, the company behind the high-performance CoreAVC H.264 implementation, issued an apology this morning for its recent abuse of the Digital Millenn<span class="info">...<span>CoreCodec, the company behind the high-performance CoreAVC H.264 implementation, issued an apology this morning for its recent abuse of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), a law that broadly prohibits circumvention of copy-protection mechanisms. DMCA hitchikes north to Canada, catches a lift with Conservatives Intellectual Property Protection Act to make attemped infringement illegal New Zealand copyright reform law schools US DMCA on fair use YouTube names names: why is anyone surprised? In a DMCA takedown notice sent to Google over the weekend, CoreCodec demanded that Google cease hosting coreavc-for-linux, an open source project that provided a Linux compatibility layer for the CoreAVC codec. The DMCA notice claimed that the open-source project infringes CoreCodec&#039;s copyright and includes CoreAVC code. Although Google complied with the notice and removed the project, the allegations made by CoreCodec were entirely without merit. The coreavc-for-linux project contains no infringing code and is merely a compatibility wrapper that enables legitimately purchased copies of CoreAVC to be used by Linux users.</span></span>http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&amp;articleId=9081899&amp;source=rss_news10torstenschuenemann2008-05-03T10:33:39+02:00GoogleLW2-ArbeitOpenSourcezukunfthttp://www.cnbc.com/id/24387350/site/14081545torstenschuenemann2008-05-02T00:04:48+02:00Googlehttp://www.golem.de/0804/59396.htmltorstenschuenemann2008-04-30T12:39:07+02:00GoogleInnovationhttp://www.zeit.de/2008/19/Interv_-Fleischer?page=alltorstenschuenemann2008-04-30T00:35:38+02:00GoogledatenschutzGoogle erweitert das Angebot an Web-Anwendungen, die sich auch offline nutzen lassen, um Tabellenkalkulation und Präsentationssoftware. Die Anwendungen nutzen das Browser-Plug-in Google Gears, welches Google im letzten Jahr als Open-Source-Projekt der Öffentlichkeit vorstellte. Klickt der Anwender auf den Butten &#034;Desktop&#034;, speichert Gears online vorgehaltene Dateien lokal auf der Festplatte. Geht der Nutzer wieder online, werden die Daten synchronisiert.http://www.heise.de/newsticker/Google-Text-Tabellen-offline-nutzbar--/meldung/107059/from/rss09torstenschuenemann2008-04-26T14:14:40+02:00GoogleOpenSourceGoogle erweitert das Angebot an Web-Anwendungen, die sich auch offline nutzen lassen, um Tabellenkalkulation und Präsentationssoftware. Die Anwendungen nut<span class="info">...<span>Google erweitert das Angebot an Web-Anwendungen, die sich auch offline nutzen lassen, um Tabellenkalkulation und Präsentationssoftware. Die Anwendungen nutzen das Browser-Plug-in Google Gears, welches Google im letzten Jahr als Open-Source-Projekt der Öffentlichkeit vorstellte. Klickt der Anwender auf den Butten &#034;Desktop&#034;, speichert Gears online vorgehaltene Dateien lokal auf der Festplatte. Geht der Nutzer wieder online, werden die Daten synchronisiert.</span></span>http://www.rose-hulman.edu/~bryan/google.htmltorstenschuenemann2008-04-22T17:40:41+02:00ForschungGooglehttp://www.ftd.de/unternehmen/gesundheitswirtschaft/341378.html?nv=cd-topnewstorstenschuenemann2008-04-21T00:26:52+02:00GoogleLernwerkstattTechnik