Here are some interesting headlines from this week’s search engine reading:

• More questions than answers on Google Books

  A young man from the University of California at Berkeley’s School of Information asked Google’s Clancy what kind of message was sent when Google decided to “copy first and answer questions later.” (CNET Aug 29 2009)

• Bundling Won’t Help Microsoft Bing Versus Google

  Microsoft Bing is not gaining significant traction. (Google Watch Aug 29 2009)

• Translate documents: sharing across languages and generations

  You can now automatically translate documents into 42 different languages in Google Docs. (Google Docs Blog Aug 27 2009)

Here are some interesting headlines from this week’s search engine reading:

• More questions than answers on Google Books

  A young man from the University of California at Berkeley’s School of Information asked Google’s Clancy what kind of message was sent when Google decided to “copy first and answer questions later.” (CNET Aug 29 2009)

• Bundling Won’t Help Microsoft Bing Versus Google

  Microsoft Bing is not gaining significant traction. (Google Watch Aug 29 2009)

• Translate documents: sharing across languages and generations

  You can now automatically translate documents into 42 different languages in Google Docs. (Google Docs Blog Aug 27 2009)

Here are some interesting headlines from this week’s search engine reading:

• More questions than answers on Google Books

  A young man from the University of California at Berkeley’s School of Information asked Google’s Clancy what kind of message was sent when Google decided to “copy first and answer questions later.” (CNET Aug 29 2009)

• Bundling Won’t Help Microsoft Bing Versus Google

  Microsoft Bing is not gaining significant traction. (Google Watch Aug 29 2009)

• Translate documents: sharing across languages and generations

  You can now automatically translate documents into 42 different languages in Google Docs. (Google Docs Blog Aug 27 2009)

Here are some interesting headlines from this week’s search engine reading:

• More questions than answers on Google Books

  A young man from the University of California at Berkeley’s School of Information asked Google’s Clancy what kind of message was sent when Google decided to “copy first and answer questions later.” (CNET Aug 29 2009)

• Bundling Won’t Help Microsoft Bing Versus Google

  Microsoft Bing is not gaining significant traction. (Google Watch Aug 29 2009)

• Translate documents: sharing across languages and generations

  You can now automatically translate documents into 42 different languages in Google Docs. (Google Docs Blog Aug 27 2009)

Here are some interesting headlines from this week’s search engine reading:

• More questions than answers on Google Books

  A young man from the University of California at Berkeley’s School of Information asked Google’s Clancy what kind of message was sent when Google decided to “copy first and answer questions later.” (CNET Aug 29 2009)

• Bundling Won’t Help Microsoft Bing Versus Google

  Microsoft Bing is not gaining significant traction. (Google Watch Aug 29 2009)

• Translate documents: sharing across languages and generations

  You can now automatically translate documents into 42 different languages in Google Docs. (Google Docs Blog Aug 27 2009)

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