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Headlines matching 'Google'
Fri February 10, 2012
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(Some Guy) Dumbass Perhaps the thing Samsung has best learned from Google is how to turn everyone into an enemy  (theverge.com) (2)
(Engadget) Followup German court to Google's patent trolling efforts: "Nein" "Nein" "Nein"  (engadget.com) (10)
(Slashdot) Scary Problem: People are beginning to understand how much their private info is worth and thus, are refusing to give it up to Google. Solution: Google will now pay you to track you completely  (tech.slashdot.org) (29)
(Gizmodo) Asinine Google Wallet has been hacked again. 0.01% OF EVERYBODY PANIC  (gizmodo.com) (18)


Thu February 09, 2012
(LA Times) Amusing Rick Santorum isn't the only politician with a surging Google problem  (latimes.com) (121)


Wed February 08, 2012
(CNN) Followup Five things we learned from Tuesday's Santorum sweep. 1. Republicans aren't taking this primary thing seriously. 2. Republicans who are taking this primary thing seriously don't use Google   (politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com) (89)
(Wired) Amusing Maximum Trolling - Man claims he actually invented the internet and sues Google, Youtube, Yahoo and Amazon for using his invention  (wired.com) (103)


Mon February 06, 2012
(MSNBC) Interesting Google wipes Atlantis off the map  (msnbc.msn.com) (69)


Sun February 05, 2012
(Wired) PSA How you can hide from Google. If you dare  (howto.wired.com) (88)
(Android Community) Sad Google decides the availability of source code and ROMs, which is one of the great things about Android being open, doesn't apply to anyone with a CDMA phone. Tag is for those with the Galaxy Nexus on Verizon  (androidcommunity.com) (35)


Thu February 02, 2012
(Yahoo) Ironic In order to file their IPO, Facebook had to give up their privacy  (finance.yahoo.com) (8)


Wed February 01, 2012
(CNN) Obvious YES  (us.cnn.com) (42)


Tue January 31, 2012
(BusinessWeek) Interesting Android handset makers stop worrying so much about competing with Apple... and start worrying about competing with Samsung  (businessweek.com) (55)
(Google) Cool What happens if you Google "askew"? No, there's nothing wrong with your monitor  (google.com) (103)
(Huffington Post) Ironic Obama passes on taking 18 of the 20 highest questions offered to him by voters via YouTube during recent Google hangout, but does address the pressing issues of dancing, gaming, and getting the late night munchies  (huffingtonpost.com) (145)


Mon January 30, 2012
(InfoWorld) Sad Dear Google: Please get off the lawn you built for me  (infoworld.com) (56)
(Smh.com.au) Followup Facebook IPO predicted to raise $10 billion. Mark Zuckerberg immediately eyes 25 million new acres of fake farm land  (smh.com.au) (42)


Sun January 29, 2012
(LA Times) Silly You know it's a slow news day when the Los Angeles Times takes issue with the accuracy of Google's Snowflake Doodle  (latimesblogs.latimes.com) (34)


Fri January 27, 2012
(Short List) Interesting The history of Google. No searching necessary  (shortlist.com) (7)


Thu January 26, 2012
(Google) PSA In honor of Google's new no opt-out privacy changes, click to check and see what its ad server thinks you are. It thinks I'm a 20-something male, and so do I -Drew  (google.com) (599)
(CNNGo) Sappy There are 4,400 Google searches every month for the phrase "met on a plane". Ergo wemetonaplane.com  (cnngo.com) (5)


Wed January 25, 2012
(Boston.com) Interesting Florida retirees confused by how to fix Social Security, along with the Google, rock music, and their VCRs  (boston.com) (72)
(St. Petersburg Times) Florida Florida city votes to put fluoride back in the water. Apparently they never googled tooth and plaque conspiracy. And Metallica  (tampabay.com) (45)


Tue January 24, 2012
(Google) Scary Gmail has a banner that says "Plastic bags can be reused as bin liners or package stuffing." How does google know I stuff my package?  (accounts.google.com) (78)
(Slate) Strange Google could help stop conspiracy theories from spreading. So why don't they? Is that part of a new conspiracy?  (slate.com) (160)
(Wired) PSA Google Plus now allowing pseudonyms. Too little, too late  (wired.com) (50)
(Telegraph) Obvious Facebook and Twitter tell Google "Don't be evil". Google leans back in leather chair, strokes silky white cat, and laughs uproariously  (telegraph.co.uk) (53)


Mon January 23, 2012
(CSMonitor) Spiffy Obama will participate in Google+ 'Hangout' after State of the Union, spurning Fark once again  (csmonitor.com) (49)


Sat January 21, 2012
(Marketwatch) Obvious Sell Google  (marketwatch.com) (20)
(Marketwatch) Obvious Buy Google  (marketwatch.com) (4)
(Mercury News) Obvious What company was named best the place to work in America? I'll give you a second to Google it  (mercurynews.com) (24)


Fri January 20, 2012
(Telegraph) Obvious The good news: Google+ hits 90 million users. The bad news: and by "users", we mean everyone who opened a page, looked around, shrugged and never came back  (telegraph.co.uk) (112)
(Reuters) Fail Remember that tidy 8.7% yearly profit you had on your Google stock yesterday? Well, hold on to those memories  (reuters.com) (19)


Thu January 19, 2012
(The Sun) Interesting Now that the SOPA protest is over, let's take a trip back in time, to when Amazon had a marble logo, Twitter didn't have any vowels, and Google - like Fark - still had an exclamation point  (thesun.co.uk) (35)


Wed January 18, 2012
(CNN) Amusing Twitter and Facebook think that b*tch Google's new search 'enhancements' are lopsided, illegal  (money.cnn.com) (24)
(witf.org) Interesting Congressman Tim Holden withdraws SOPA support after "thousands of websites, including Wikipedia, Reddit, Google, Craigslist, Wired, Fark and many more, have gone dark to protest the Stop Online Piracy Act." GO US  (witf.org) (9)
(Scientific American) Obvious "Large, litigious copyright holders such as the MPAA and the RIAA will issue floods of copyright violation accusations to everyone from Google to Fark." This is why we have to protest, people (2nd paragraph from bottom)   (blogs.scientificamerican.com) (1)
(Google) Spiffy Google █  (google.com) (81)


Mon January 16, 2012
(Ars Technica) Scary Google decides its motto is really more of a guideline than a rule  (arstechnica.com) (32)


Thu January 12, 2012
(The Register) Spiffy Not news: Congressman rips into SOPA bill, defends Google. News: A Republican congressman. Fark: The chairman of the House Oversight Committee and 11 year member of the House Judiciary Committee  (theregister.co.uk) (74)
(Lifehacker) PSA Don't like Google's annoying personal search results? Here's how you can do something about that  (lifehacker.com) (30)


Wed January 11, 2012
(CNN) Fail Google will incorporate results from Facebook, Twitter, Google+ pages into searches, meaning it will take your dumb aunt that much longer to get to Snopes and find out the shark did not jump out at the helicopter  (edition.cnn.com) (48)
(Google) Cool Communist America-haters at Google are at it again, this time choosing to celebrate the dark art of geology, through which God has so often tested our faith, instead of Naomi Judd's birthday  (google.com) (57)


Tue January 10, 2012
(Gizmodo) Fail Sony says the reason Google TV failed is because it was *too cheap*. They're fixing that problem with the relaunch  (gizmodo.com) (52)
(BBC) Obvious Crime pays -- especially for Google AdWords  (bbc.co.uk) (7)


Mon January 09, 2012
(CNN) Followup New CEO of Yahoo given a $26 million pay package. Details to be found by searching "Paid way too much" on Google  (money.cnn.com) (36)
(Fox News) Amusing Conservatives are outraged over the conspiracy between Google and the MSM to smear Santorum, noting that Google is trading at $666 (yes, really)  (foxnews.com) (204)


Sat January 07, 2012
(PC Magazine) Spiffy Today the ghost of Charles Addams is 100. Google doodle? You bet  (pcmag.com) (119)


Fri January 06, 2012
(Economist) Amusing The Economist discovers what happens when you google 'Santorum'. Stiff upper ... lip, and all that  (economist.com) (101)


Thu January 05, 2012
(Buzzfeed) Amusing Twitter reactions of 25 people who just googled "Santorum" for the first time  (buzzfeed.com) (142)


Mon January 02, 2012
(BBC) Interesting Google trials search page redesign. You'll get over it  (bbc.co.uk) (40)
(Some Soldier) Ironic Military is advertising on every Google search for "Military is". Meanwhile, Google's auto-complete suggests "Military is for uneducated people... is stupid... is a cult... is socialist" directly above the ad  (freethoughtblogs.com) (50)


Fri December 30, 2011
(Guardian) Ironic MySpace creator warns Google not to let Google+ become a "cesspool like MySpace"  (guardian.co.uk) (48)
(Wired) Interesting The Top 10 big things nobody cared about in 2011. We're looking at you, Spotify  (wired.com) (163)


Thu December 29, 2011
(Talking Points Memo) Dumbass Michele Bachmann believes there is a grand conspiracy between Google, Facebook and facts working for Obama   (livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com) (278)


Mon December 26, 2011
(PC Magazine) Obvious No  (pcmag.com) (86)


Fri December 23, 2011
(Chicago Tribune) Followup Google to pay $900M to remain the default search engine for Firefox. Bing will pay $35 and a Cheddar's coupon to remain the default search engine for Internet Explorer  (chicagotribune.com) (38)
(Some Guy) Amusing Go ahead, type 'define an English person' into Google and see what you get  (seroundtable.com) (40)


Thu December 22, 2011
(Computerworld) Obvious LAPD drops Google idea, innocent bystanders  (computerworld.com) (16)
(MSNBC) Interesting Study finds that "Christmas" beats "porn" once a year on Google. Most popular search still "Christmas girl Candy Kane"  (technolog.msnbc.msn.com) (16)


Wed December 21, 2011
(NPR) PSA Japan tsunami before/after Google street view pics, with nifty slider gizmo to illustrate the devastation  (npr.org) (44)


Tue December 20, 2011
(Ars Technica) Stupid RIAA gives Google low marks on its effort to slow piracy. Internet gives RIAA low marks on its lack of effort in killing Nickelback  (arstechnica.com) (51)
(Ars Technica) Amusing Meanwhile, on Google+, service subtly enhanced to please all six users  (arstechnica.com) (43)


Mon December 19, 2011
(Some Guy) Interesting What do Apple, Oracle, Microsoft, eBay and British Telecom have in common? Probably lawyers and certainly a hatred for all things Google  (fosspatents.blogspot.com) (18)


Sat December 17, 2011
(Some Guy) Cool Type "let it snow" into the Google  (google.com) (75)
(Daily Mail) Interesting Google patents the idea of driverless cars scanning QR codes to find out where they are then using the internet to find out where Sarah Connor lives  (dailymail.co.uk) (24)
(Some Guy) Amusing You can now get an official T-Shirt with your favorite Google Doodle -- Total Google not far behind  (googleblog.blogspot.com) (12)


Fri December 16, 2011
(Slashdot) Fail Google Wallet found to store your financial information in plain text. Because who would ever want your financial information?  (tech.slashdot.org) (32)
(Chicago Tribune) Followup Google Chrome passes Internet Explorer in popularity. In other news, people still use Internet Explorer  (chicagotribune.com) (99)
(The Register) Stupid Rebecca Black was the most popular Google search in 2011. And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in all the world for a witness unto all nations; and then shall the end come  (theregister.co.uk) (84)
(Some Geocities User) Strange What would Google+, YouTube, and Facebook look like in 1997?  (1x-upon.com) (58)
(Gizmodo) Cool If you are a multi-billion dollar international corporation, Google now offers you a service to censor your competitors  (gizmodo.com) (33)


Thu December 15, 2011
(PCWorld) Cool Print 1001 pages of LOLcats to FARK_Printer_1?  (pcworld.com) (23)


Wed December 14, 2011
(Short List) Cool Man scours Google Street View for the most isolated, desolate, forlorn street scenes from around the world. Many strangely disquieting yet thrilling, like when I drive over to your mom's house  (shortlist.com) (70)
(CNN) Cool Google joins fight against slavery with $11.5 million grant, covered wagon full of muskets  (cnn.com) (36)
(Network World) Cool Spread the word: LAN party at this Google guy's house  (networkworld.com) (29)
(Some Magel) Obvious You're not going to believe this, but after publicly stating Siri was the dumbest thing evar, Google is working around the clock to copy it  (androidandme.com) (88)


Tue December 13, 2011
(Above the Law) Fail Man sues Google to remove results related to his Nazi sex orgy. Google results now show thousands of hits for "Man sues Google to remove results related to his Nazi sex orgy"  (abovethelaw.com) (151)


Sun December 11, 2011
(Some Guy) Stupid Secret airbase at Yucca Lake no longer a secret. Thanks, Google  (mailonsunday.co.uk) (97)


Sat December 10, 2011
(NPR) Followup Former governor and ambassador John Huntsman was removed from tonight's debate as he is no longer considered a "viable candidate" while professional crazy person Ron Paul and The Human Google Bomb Rick Santorum are still invited  (npr.org) (107)


Thu December 08, 2011
(Tubefilter TV) Weird "Similar programs would comb Fark and Google Trends for talking points to recite in front of a camera." Look out, everyone, we're being groomed against our will  (news.tubefilter.tv) (51)
(The Register) Interesting Welcome to Scoonthorpe, British "eTown of the year" and edge case for the fark filters  (theregister.co.uk) (27)


Wed December 07, 2011
(Engadget) Unlikely Google: "Next version of Android will finally bring polished apps and a remedy for frAgdroid." Amazon: "And it's out now and running on the Kindle Fire"  (engadget.com) (59)


Tue December 06, 2011
(The New York Observer) Amusing You never called back, and I'm not trying to stalk you, but I found your email address on Google, and here's 1,615 words on why you should go out with me again, you insensitive, stuck up, bia--  (observer.com) (276)


Mon December 05, 2011
(The New York Times) Dumbass India, a country with the population of a billion people, asks Google, Facebook and Twitter to screen all of the content posted to their sites. Yes, all of it. No really, they're serious  (india.blogs.nytimes.com) (77)
(Some Guy) Cool Famous album cover locations as seen in Google Street View. Sorry, "Electric Ladyland" didn't make the list  (whudat.de) (35)


Fri December 02, 2011
(Vimeo) Video The best little stop motion animation film using Google Street View that you'll see all week  (vimeo.com) (21)
(VentureBeat) Strange Government approves Google's $400M acquisition of Admeld. Antitrust issues? What antitrust issues?  (venturebeat.com) (9)
(Short List) Unlikely Yahoo announces 2011's most searched term and it's not Google  (shortlist.com) (37)
(Talking Points Memo) Scary Google Chrome has just overtaken Mozilla Firefox as the world's most used web browser   (idealab.talkingpointsmemo.com) (163)


Wed November 30, 2011
(Google) Cool Godless communists at Google at it again, this time choosing to celebrate with today's Doodle noted America-hater Mark Twain's birthday instead of the anniversary of the divine merger of capitalist juggernauts Exxon/Mobil 13 years ago  (google.com) (40)
(Washington Post) Unlikely A team of Georgetown students, studying blogs, Google Maps, and a Chinese TV military docudrama, says China has a 3,000 mile long network of underground rail tunnels housing as many as 4,000 nuclear warheads  (washingtonpost.com) (108)


Tue November 29, 2011
(Lifehacker) Interesting Google Maps for Android now covers indoor locations, assuming you find the chest with the dungeon map  (lifehacker.com) (24)


Mon November 28, 2011
(The New York Times) Amusing Parents increasingly hit Google to help pick baby names, particularly to avoid stripper names for their daughters. "I didn't want there to be a Google identity for her to wrestle with"  (nytimes.com) (264)


Sun November 27, 2011
(Some Guy) Amusing The Sixties had Bob Dylan and Pete Seeger, the OWS has Miley Cyrus singing protest songs. It's almost enough to make you want to take a bath  (entertainment.oneindia.in) (245)


Wed November 23, 2011
(Google) Cool Google.com's artsy-craftsy turkeys are nice and all, but Google.pl's tribute to Stanisław Lem is way cooler  (google.pl) (28)


Thu November 17, 2011
(Daily Mail) Followup Here is what the hell China was up to in the desert  (dailymail.co.uk) (74)
(Gizmodo) Fail At long last, Google Music is... a complete letdown  (gizmodo.com) (66)


Wed November 16, 2011
(BBC) Cool Lzyrb ixwqm ijzii cmrny oonpm?  (bbc.co.uk) (26)
(Daily Mail) Cool Google Earth circa 1909  (dailymail.co.uk) (18)


Sun November 13, 2011
(Some Guy) Cool If you want to be ready for the coming week in geek news, now might be a good time to Google "Hyder Flare"  (spaceweather.com) (12)
(USA Today) Cool Google Street View no longer limited to streets. Want to go to the zoo?  (usatoday.com) (20)


Fri November 11, 2011
(The Verge) Sad Logitech finds out that selling physical objects with the word "Google" on them is a good way to lose $100 million  (theverge.com) (47)


Wed November 09, 2011
(Smh.com.au) Spiffy G(o)(o)ggle TV gets a new channel  (smh.com.au) (54)
(Computerworld) Scary Google's "delighted" that Facebook underestimates this fully armed and operational Google+  (computerworld.com) (40)


Sun November 06, 2011
(The Advocate) Cool Not news: Corporations biatching about burdensome government regulations. Fark: Like the Defense of Marriage Act  (advocate.com) (89)
(Some Guy) Followup Not news: Yet another tech expert calls Siri a potential "Google Killer". Fark: It's Google's Eric Schmidt  (appleinsider.com) (70)


Fri November 04, 2011
(Reuters) Stupid Internet Bubble 2: Electric Boogaloo  (reuters.com) (15)
(Some FB Guy) Scary Your drunken rants on Facebook may soon start showing up in Google searches for all to mock  (losangeles.cbslocal.com) (58)
(ABC) Amusing Google's "Do a barrel roll" absolutely, positively has nothing at all to do with Starfox. Nothing  (abcnews.go.com) (50)


Thu November 03, 2011
(Huffington Post) Spiffy Google "Do a barrell roll". You know you want to  (huffingtonpost.com) (119)
(Bloomberg) Sad No, Wall Street. RIM is my wounded puppy. I'll do it. *grabs shotgun and drags RIM out back*  (bloomberg.com) (24)


Wed November 02, 2011
(Forbes) Interesting Siri, why is Siri a Google killer?  (forbes.com) (87)


Sat October 29, 2011
(Some Guy) Sad Google's first move after acquiring Moto? "You get a pink slip. You get a pink slip. And you get a pink slip. And you get a pink slip. Everyone gets pink slips"  (electronista.com) (88)


Fri October 28, 2011
(Salon) PSA More people Googled "Occupy Wall Street" than "Tea Party" last month on Google. Ergo, the Occupy movement is more popular than the Tea Party  (salon.com) (203)
(Financial Post) Interesting "Siri, what is the largest smartphone maker?" "Oh, fark off, Subby"  (business.financialpost.com) (30)


Thu October 27, 2011
(Some Guy) Obvious Well, this graph pretty much blows the whole "iPhones are overpriced crap" statement clear out of the water  (theunderstatement.com) (265)


Wed October 26, 2011
(Wired) Sad Google ditches its other +, and "how" "to" "get" "it" "back"  (wired.com) (64)
(The Register) Interesting Google/Youtube take down request by country: UK wanted to ban Jihadist, Germany Nazis, US wanted videos of police brutality removed, Japan didn't want to have remove anything and China is a state-secret  (theregister.co.uk) (51)


Sat October 22, 2011
(Bloomberg) Scary Yahoogle  (bloomberg.com) (17)
(Computerworld) Interesting Google slips a sneak peak at Gmail redesign. You'll get over it  (computerworld.com) (62)


Fri October 21, 2011
(C|Net) Scary Aoooooogle  (news.cnet.com) (102)
(BusinessWeek) Spiffy IPad shipments are triple last year's, which is good news for Android makers since the market as a whole quadrupled  (businessweek.com) (99)
(Gizmodo) Interesting Steve Jobs was ready for "thermonuclear war" with Google. A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?  (gizmodo.com) (161)


Wed October 19, 2011
(C|Net) Obvious Crack team of journalists believe that Google probably bought Motorola for their patents  (news.cnet.com) (20)
(Some Guy) Ironic Google: "Neither Apple, nor Microsoft have any idea how to make a good GUI"  (electronista.com) (182)


Tue October 18, 2011
(BusinessWeek) Interesting RIM introduces new QNX-based Blackberry BBX operating system, even though Blackberry BBW was more popular with focus groups of chubby-chasers  (businessweek.com) (31)


Mon October 17, 2011
(Engadget) Followup Google kills Buzz. Will Woody be next?  (engadget.com) (25)


Sun October 16, 2011
(Some Guy) Amusing Clever lib uses Photoshop and Google Search by Image to prove one of the 53%ers is a forgery. Your move, cons  (i.imgur.com) (273)
(NJ.com) Cool Coming soon to a mall near you: The Google Store  (nj.com) (57)

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