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| GOOGLE. Insanely individualistic
28 May 2005 A couple of weeks back, I waxed eloquent on Google's flair for the unusual, the bizarre - even the quixotic, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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The Prez did it again 21 May 2005 The US President is being held at least partially 'responsible' for the decline in the programming skills of his compatriots, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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Digging Google's My Search History 14 May 2005 With the search history function, you can search through the past record, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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NO GROWTH. But profits, yes 7 May 2005 Google has a flair for the unusual, the bizarre – even the quixotic, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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PERSONAL E-MAIL. A 'no-no' for Bush 30 April 2005 The Internet has been one of the greatest boons to communication, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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OLD DEBATE. In new forums. 23 April 2005 That MSN India is using the cyber cafe route to enlist more users speaks volumes for Microsoft’s marketing, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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Move over, Drudge 18 April 2005 Reading a recent Frank Barnako column about BaseballBlogs.org made me wonder if India’s blogosphere had cricket blogs and Bollywood blogs, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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Phishing's latest ruse
9 April 2005
When we talk of Internet Time, we intend it to mean as Time out of the range of our limited imagination, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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LIAR, LIAR. Seth Godin quizzed
2 April 2005
“Are all marketers liars? That's what Seth Godin says in his new book. His last two, ‘Purple Cow’ and ‘Free Prize Inside,’ evangelized the big, crazy idea, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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| FAV OL’ SCAM. Fab new twist
26 March 2005
The India TV sting op caper made me think of The Wizard of Oz, another showbiz hit. Just like the Wiz, it features a spunky young girl who finds out the truth, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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NO NET SUICIDE, MATE. We're Ozzies 19 March 2005 Australia's Justice Minister recently announced that people convicted of promoting/teaching on the Web how to commit suicide would face fines, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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The wannabe crorepatis 12 March 2005 Not being a Mammon worshipper made it difficult for me to understand the hubbub they made of the wannabe crorepatis, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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AND THE WINNER? 5 March 2005 Chris Hoffman, Director of Engineering at the Mozilla Foundation, has word of advice for all Firefox fans, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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THINKBLOG. Blogging for investors 26 Feb 2005 One of the latest corporate bloggers is ThinkEquity Partners, an investment bank, says Deepak Mankar. |
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Now in India 19 Feb 2005 The MSN Search Engine, billed as a ‘cultural barometer’ and available in 10 languages, was recently launched in India, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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GMAIL GOING ‘JANATA’? 12 Feb 2005 Is Google expanding the availability of its free e-mail service, asks Deepak Manker? |
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PHISH! And, go to jail in France 5 Feb 2005 The first person to be convicted in France for ‘phishing’ fraud is a student, says Deepak Manker. |
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| Google projects Picasa 2 29 Jan 2005 Picasa 2 is the new version of the free program for managing and organizing digital photographs, says Deepak Mankar. |
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| Google's '701 crime' A little known and rarely invoked SEC rule has made public the detailed division of Google stocks among the staff members, says Deepak Mankar. |
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| Angling for a scam pie Scamsters are pretending to be tsunami victims on the Net in a bid to divert some of the aid flowing to relief efforts, says Deepak Mankar. |
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| Google in the time of tsunami Google has a special page with links to several organizations that are handling donations for the tsunami victims, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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| Enter voice-browsing Opera's browser can read Web pages and e-mails aloud in English and on Windows 2000 or XP, writes Deepak Mankar. |
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