Brian Gongol
Google CEO says he's not planning to buy the New York Times
It's an interesting notion, though, to wonder what it would look like if Google started buying content providers, much like Microsoft went head-first into projects like MSNBC. On a related note, Mark Cuban has some thoughts on why newspapers shouldn't have weblogs -- not that they shouldn't be in the business of producing news all the time, but rather that they shouldn't try to be like everybody else. And calling something a "blog" is being like everybody else.
Tricks to manipulating incoming Gmail
Adding a "+" after the username and before the "@" symbol allows one to create multiple e-mail addresses on one Gmail account
Will the Ogallala Aquifer survive the biofuels boom?
