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Weblogs,
Internet
How bloggers game Google (Google Watch)
Or is Google dumbing down blogdom by feeding their drivel back to them? And what happens when that drivel is fed to you?
(The weblogger they use as a model abuser of Google's PageRank system used to work at Pyra Labs, the home of Blogger. What's even worse is he posted tips for "google-bombing" on his blog, where you deliberately screw with their algorithm to increase your ranking. Of course, Blogger, and its spin-off, BlogSpot, are now owned by Google. What a tangled web they're weaving. Conflict of interest, yo? )
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Business,
Economy
Probes lay bare how Wall Street firms really work (Houston Chronicle)
The market lurches violently this way or that, and, suddenly, some previously obscure and unremarkable group of employees is making all the firm's money. Junk bonds, risk arbitrage, fixed-income arbitrage, leveraged buyouts, Internet IPOs: It's happened over and over again.
(Greed, in all its forms ... the essence of the American spirit, no. )
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4/3/2005; 3:23:22 AM - Lawrence Green
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