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On Aug. 13th, a techie blogger named Oilman posted an article entitled, "Shame Shame Shame Findlaw," accusing the legal behemoth of violating Google's guidelines. Within hours, Findlaw was pilloried by the search engine optimization blogosphere. Terms like "ethical violations," "multimillion dollar business models," "potential lawsuits" and "scamming" were bandied about. Google dropped FindLaw's page rank from a 7 to a 5. Popular legal blogger Kevin O'Keefe outlined a course of action for Findlaw, which called for public disclosure, refunds and apologies.
in Search Engines
via Law.com @ 4:31 21st Nov
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Translation? They'll ship you your $16,000 Alexander McQueen coat in an unbranded, recycled brown paper bag if you so choose, and that way, your neighbors / roommates / boyfriend won't have to know you've been Shame Shopping your little heart out in the wee hours, and you can just casually explain that you've had a meatball parm hand-delivered to your door.
in E-commerce
via Fashionista @ 5:05 29th Oct
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It's a given that every time we write about digital piracy, or laugh at silly pirate jokes, somebody will write in and admonish us. "Shame on you," they say. "Shame on you for laughing at pirates, when there is real piracy taking place in the world that ends up with people being hurt."
in Computer Games
via Guardian Unlimited @ 0:24 17th Nov
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Banks were accused of profiteering last night after failing to pass on yesterday's historic 1.5% interest rate cut.
in Banking
via This Is Money @ 2:07 7th Nov
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It's the conversation every parent dreads. "Mom, dad, you know how I've always been a little different from the other kids? Well, I think it's time you knew the truth. I think I'm, um, an investment banker!"
in Banking
via Taiwan News Online @ 23:48 29th Nov
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Isn't competition in the mobile marketplace amazing. It happens everywhere except New Zealand where Vodafone and Telecom are content trying to extract every single cent they can out of their customers.
in Mobile Technology
via GeekZone @ 0:37 30th Nov
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The Sexual Neuroses of Our Parents,” by the Swiss playwright Lukas Bärfuss, is part case study, part dark comedy of manners. With that title and a teenage heroine named Dora, the play conjures Freud only to turn him on his head. (Can that cigar stay lit upside down?)
in Arts & Culture
via New York Times @ 6:26 14th Nov
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in Arts & Culture
via new! Magazine @ 18:41 2nd Nov
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The Welsh singer famed for her squeaky-clean image was last night reported to have admitted experimenting with cocaine after moving to London in the late 1990s.
in Arts & Culture
via Sunday People @ 7:47 2nd Nov
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Would you be able to cope? That is the unspoken challenge laid down by “The Black Balloon,” a harrowing, unsentimental portrait of a middle-class Australian family whose oldest son has severe autism compounded by attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Would you find in yourself the seemingly infinite reserves of love and patience possessed by the Mollisons, the movie’s itinerant, highly stressed army family who have just moved to the suburbs of Sydney? Maybe not.
in Movie Reviews
via New York Times @ 6:40 5th Dec
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State Government developer VicUrban spends $34.6 million to bank land at a time when homebuyers are still struggling to enter the housing market.
in Banking
via Liberal Party Victoria @ 19:28 23rd Nov
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Wouldn't it be great if, instead of a contacts book, you had an individual app to call each person you know? Why stop there? Why not have a different iPhone for each person?
in Handhelds
via TechRadar.com @ 9:36 11th Nov
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What a shame New Zealand's batsmen could not carry on where their bowlers left off yesterday. Even so, by stumps last night the first test was wide open. But anyone assuming the pitch at the Gabba has been bad news for the test, think again.
in Cricket
via New Zealand Herald @ 17:39 21st Nov
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A "Hall of Shame" blacklist of known South African spammers that is maintained by the Internet Service Providers' Association of SA (ISPA) appears to be having the desired effects after a listed spammer contacted ISPA to determine what steps it could take to redeem itself.
in Computer Security
via IAfrica.com @ 8:29 27th Oct
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in Computer Games
via TechRadar.com @ 7:54 25th Nov
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A couple weeks ago, Apple made its grand entrance into our Shipping Hall of Shame by sending out its new, less horrifically hazardous USB power adapter for the iPhone 3G in these monstrous boxes, despite their huge emphasis lately on going green. All those boxes really add up too, since Apple recalled every single adapter. The iPhone Blog reports that they're now shipping them in much tinier, more efficient padded envelopes.
in Handhelds
via Gizmodo @ 19:35 8th Nov
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What we think: Well designed, easy to use and fully featured, it's just a shame its Freeview receiver is such a slouch
in Gadgets
via CNET.co.uk @ 14:49 4th Nov
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Apparently created for police detectives, construction workers, or anyone with zero sense of fashion and/or shame, the e-Volve Gadget Shoulder Holster is just that: A shoulder holster which, according to the manufacturer, "is designed to evolve and adapt to the reality of constant state of change in personal electronics by enabling you to wear your present and future gadgets". Yes, it does all that. It has been engineered to "access your gadgets quickly," like if your iPhone was Chuck Norris' revolver. But make no fun of this, because this thing does it all:
in Mobile Technology
via Gizmodo @ 13:29 14th Nov
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You probably haven't heard about this new touch-screen smartphone, LG's Incite. That's a shame, because it's terrific, especially if you get your email through a Microsoft
in Handhelds
via TheStreet.com @ 13:06 2nd Dec
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In a world where dumb accessories are plenty (gadget shoulder holster anyone?), the Awethumb can put many to shame and that's no easy feat.
in Handhelds
via Wired News @ 20:16 25th Nov
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Imagine a phone with an image sensor to rival today's most expensive SLRs, Full HD video capture to shame professional camcorders and internet access 10 times faster than today's broadband.
in Mobile Technology
via TechRadar.com @ 18:07 7th Nov
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I prefer iPod cases that are clear. I love the look of iPods in general and think it is a shame to cover them up with a case that hides the unit. Mophies Radura cases fit my iPod case criteria.
in Gadgets
via My Mac.com @ 15:35 3rd Dec
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Vaughan Eyes England Recall Symonds: I Didn't Do Anything Wrong KP: Look On The Bright Side Boycs: Let Flintoff Open No Shame In Being Second To This Side Hartley: Haddin Is Doing A Fine Job Duo Show England The Way The Wright Answer Sangakkara Boosts Sri Lanka Total Settled Proteas Ready For Australia
in Cricket
via Cricket365.com @ 16:15 24th Nov
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