- 31.5. 11: Google
Wallet: Android NFC Payment System Announced (Search Engine Watch)
- Google
Correlate: A New Way To Research Keyword Popularity & Trends
(Search Engine Land)
- US
Senate Internet Copyright Legislation Deja
Vu - "The PROTECT IP Act makes a few
major changes to last year's COICA legislation. First, it does provide
a more limited definition of sites “dedicated to infringing
activities.” The previous definition was criticized as being unworkably
vague, and it could have put many legitimate sites at risk....The PROTECT IP Act adds one more
entity to this list: search engines. Last week, when the Department of
Homeland Security leaned on Mozilla to remove a Firefox add-on making
it simple to bypass domain name seizures, we wondered at the request.
After all, the add-on only made it easier to do a simple Google search,
and we wondered "what the next logical step in this progression will
be: requiring search engines to stop returning results for seized
domain names?..." (Search Engine Watch)
- Baidu
Sued by New York Activists - "...This group of
pro-democracy activists are aiming to sue Chinese search engine Baidu for
$16 million U.S. dollars, claiming that their writings – which are
blocked to their content – should be protected, even in China, thanks
to U.S. laws on freedom of speech. .." (Search Engine
Journal)
- Spam
a cenzura na Google Mapách (Kryl Blog)
- Google
Drops Numerous APIs, Including Translate -
“Deprecating
the
Translate API was the hardest choice for us to make,”
said Google representative Adam Feldman. But in the end it was
a simple matter of how the popular API was being
used. “The Translate API was subject to extensive
abuse – the vast majority of usage was in clear violation of our
terms.” He did not specify exactly what terms of service violations
were taking place.
Developers
who were using
the API will continue to have access to the Translate
data until December 1st of this year. Prior to that date developers
will be limited on the number of inquiries made per day. The ten
additional APIs being shut down are the Blog Search, Books
Data, Books JavaScript, Image Search, News Search, Patent Search, Safe
Browsing, Transliterate, Video
Search, and Virtual Keyboard. Additionally, the Code
Search, Diacritize, Feedburner, Finance, Power
Meter, Sidewiki, and Wave APIs have ceased active
development but there is no plan to shut down the APIs themselves. (Search Engine
Journal)
- Google
Shuts Down Ambitious Newspaper Scanning Project
- According to the Boston Phoenix, one of the newspapers that
was giving Google its archives for scanning and indexing online, Google
emailed its partners on Thursday to announce that the program
was coming to an end so Google could concentrate instead on “newer
projects that help the industry, such as Google One Pass, a platform
that enables publishers to sell content and subscriptions directly from
their own sites.” (Search
Engine Land)
- Google contradicts own counsel in face of antitrust probe - Google has admitted that it uses whitelists to manually override its
search algorithms, more than a year after its European corporate counsel
denied the existence of whitelists when defending the company against
antitrust complaints in the EU. (The Register)
- All
About Google – Top Tips - commands
and recommendations
for Google searching ( Karen Blakeman's block)
- Světová statistika v reálném čase
- 3.9. 2010: Noc
vědců -
pozvánka Astronomického ústavu:V rámci každoroční akce Noc
vědců,
která začíná pátečním večerem 24.9. 2010, Vás Astronomický
ústav AV ČR
srdečně zve na prohlídku areálu observatoře, pozorování oblohy
dalekohledy a prohlídku specializovaných pracovišť při jejich činnosti.
Zdarma!
- 195
Free Online Programming Books. Despite it’s
title, this post offers links to over 345 programming books available
on the Internet.
- Programmingebooks.tk.
This blog offers links to programming books. It is organized by
categories or you can use the search tool to look for something
specific.
- Metodika tvorby
bibliografických citací - je nová výuková elektronická
publikace, kterou v rámci informačního vzdělávání na Masarykově
univerzitě připravily Knihovna univerzitního kampusu MU a Ústřední
knihovna PřF MU.
Publikace je veřejně přístupná na adrese
http://is.muni.cz/elportal/?id=895998
- Latest additions to the bibliography The Open
Citation Project - Reference Linking and Citation Analysis for Open
Archives - http://opcit.eprints.org/oacitation-biblio.html#most-recent
- 22.7. 10:New
Interoperability between ScienceDirect and Reaxys Improves
Discoverability and Visualization of Chemical Structures
Starting
with two Elsevier chemistry journals, authors are invited to submit
structure (MOL) files of their key compounds alongside their articles.
Elsevier will use these structure files to add compound identifiers -
International Chemical Identifier (InChI) keys* - to the article,
increasing the discoverability of both the article and its key
compounds on ScienceDirect and through search engines. In addition, the
structure files are used to visually display all key compounds of the
article in a single scrollable list, with additional functionality such
as links to
Reaxys, Elsevier’s web-based
chemistry database, and Google - press
release.
- 23.6. 10:
Google
TV - co nabídne? (
Kryl Blog)
- vyhledávání programů, internetu a pořízených
nahrávek
- přímý přístup na internet během sledování
vysílaného pořadu
- možnost zapnout nahrávání oblíbeného pořadu
přímo z webových stránek
- spouštění libovolné Android aplikace
- pořizování aplikací z Google
Chrome Web Store
- podpora přehrávače Flash ve verzi 10.1
- Google
To Launch Newspass Paywall - If it is confirmed,
this new Google facility will mark the beginning of a new era and
business model for the search engine giant, who so far had been
aggregating data for free for its users. This will also mean that the
online media industry, which has been struggling to find suitable
business models - in part precisely because of Google's power -, will
somehow regain control of some longed-for revenue streams.(Search Engine Watch)
- An
official Australian investigation into the search giant's Wi-Fi privacy
debacle has launched - Having already endured a withering
attack from Senator Stephen Conroy over its
collection of private Wi-Fi data, Google is now facing an
Australian Federal Police investigation into whether the incident has
broken Australian laws. (apc)
- Europe
may store every web search - A private initiative in
the European Parliament, ‘Written Declaration 29′, puts search privacy
in peril by proposing to extend the European
Data Retention Directive, already in place. (Pandia)
- Elsevier
2009 $2 billion profits could fund worldwide OA at $1,383 per article
- Elsevier per se and Lexis-Nexis each earned over $1 billion
US IN PROFIT in 2009, for a profit rate of 35% (Elsevier) and 26% (Reed
Elsevier). Together, this is MORE THAN $2 billion in profit from
scholarly publishing in 2009. If the total profit from
Elsevier and Lexis-Nexis is added together and converted to U.S.
dollars, the total is $2,075m. Divided by the estimated worldwide
scholarly article output of 1.5 million articles per year (Björk et al,
2008), this comes out to $1,383 U.S.
In other words, the profits of this one company alone could fund a
global, fully open access scholarly publishing system, at a rate of
$1,383 U.S. per article.
(The
Imaginary Journal of Poetic Economics)
- 14.5. 10: The Nano Archive
is part of the ICPCNanoNet
project, funded by the EU under FP7 for four years from 1st June 2008
(contract number 218282). It brings together partners from the EU,
China, India and Russia and aims to provide wider access to published
nanoscience research and opportunities for collaboration between
scientists in the EU and International Cooperation Partner Countries.
- 6.5. 10: Chemistry
Add-in for Word -
The product of a collaboration between
Microsoft Research ,
and the
Unilever Centre for Molecular Science Informatics
at the University of Cambridge, the Chemistry Add-in for Word makes it
easier for students, chemists and researchers to insert and modify
chemical information, such as labels, formulas and 2D depictions, from
within Microsoft Office Word.
- SciTopics
is a free, wiki-like knowledge-sharing service for the scientific
community. It offers distilled, authoritative and up-to-date research
summaries on a wide range of scientific topics.
- 1.4. 10:
Klávesnice inspirovaná soupravou bicích od Google +
Toshiba TubeTop - notebook do vody - ano, je to
Apríl - ale moc pěkný.
- 12
nejlepších aprílových vtípků.
- Google
Building Maker: vlastní budovy v Google Earth
- Jak
vyhledávat v cizích jazycích, i když je neumíte
- Dnes v noci vydala Mozilla aktualizaci svého
internetového prohlížeče
Firefox s číslem 3.6.3. Uživatelům je tato verze důrazně doporučena,
neboť řeší vážnou bezpečnostní díru, která může být zneužita ke
spuštění škodlivého kódu a následné infiltraci do systému. Na chybu
upozornil v rámci hackerské konference Pwn2Own Nils z MWR InfoSecurity
-
více zde.
- Britská
matka hájí hackera, který se naboural do Pentagonu a NASA,
autismem.
- Projekt
LibriVox
se snaží o převod klasických knih do audioformátu.Přihlásit se může
kdokoliv a nahrávat můžete celé romány na pokračování, povídky nebo
básně, které byly vydány před rokem 1923. Jazyk není omezen,
ale
přirozeně největší porce je v angličtině, česky zatím najdete pouze
Erbenovu Svatební košili.
- La Quadrature du Net - Internet freedom -
Three core reasons for rejecting ACTA -
policy laundering; a "one-size-fits-all" approach that confuses
different domains or activities in a manner that is dangerous for
access to knowledge, health and innovation; strong risks for
fundamental rights such as freedom of expression.
- 12.10. 09: F.
Čapka: Dějiny zemí Koruny české v datech
- volně přístupná elektronická kniha, podávající chronologický přehled
dějin českých zemí od pravěku až po současnost. Klade si za cíl podat
co nejobjektivnější pohled na dějinný vývoj ve světle soudobého
vědeckého nazírání včetně jistých vazeb na předchozí historická
zpracování. Ve větší míře, než je běžné u syntetického
zpracování
dějin českých zemí, se zde promítají dějiny "vedlejších zemí", zejména
dějiny Moravy, případně i Slezska a Lužice. V období,
v nichž
byly dějiny českých zemí a Slovenska nějak spojeny, jsou přiblíženy i
údaje ze slovenských (respektive uherských) dějin.
Přáním autora je, aby se tato příručka
stala maximálně užitečná pro co nejširší čtenářskou obec. Aktuálně dnes
platí, že nemůže ovládat přítomnost ten, kdo nezná minulost.
- Reinventing
academic publishing online. Part I: Rigor, relevance and
practice (
First Monday )
- Reinventing
academic publishing online. Part II: A socio-technical
vision (
First Monday )
- Physicist
working at CERN arrested ( Scientific American
)
- Telecoms
Package: Does the EU Council hate Freedom?
(
La quadrature du net )
- 22.9.09 se u nás uskutečnila přednáška Ing. Davida Horkého ,
manažera firmy Thomson Reuters pro střední a východní Evropu na téma ISI WEB OF KNOWLEDGE ,
kterou si ZDE můžete stáhnout.
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