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The shortest drivable route between the headquarters of Google and Yahoo is a little more than five miles long, taking people around a golf course, Moffett Federal Airfield, and Ames Research Center.  We'd like to recommend that Google build a direct tunnel to make the ongoing employee transfer easier.

Social bookmarking wunderkind Joshua Schachter and his team at Delicious have dropped the dots (sort of), sped up searches, and added an assortment of new features.

I’m probably a typical web user. Whenever I see a website page or a blog post that has something interesting, I’ll bookmark it in Firefox (or add it to favorites in Internet Explorer). That’s the traditional way of keeping track of content out there you want to refer to again.

People who use the social bookmarking site Del.icio.us to tag their favorite pages can clear up the mystery behind the tags they use when their meanings are not readily apparent.

Everyone has a social bookmark tagging button these days; Del.icio.us has updated its usual button to be more functional, and renamed it as well.

The social bookmarking site recently passed one million registered users, just ahead of its third birthday. Joshua Schachter isn't settling for a slice of Delicious birthday cake; he's got plans for the site that will go deeper than the Popular list. Much deeper.

Del.icio.us, the bookmarking service purchased by Yahoo, has registered over one million users of the service now.

The new network badge from Delicious arrived as the social bookmarking company continues to integrate its services with new owner Yahoo. Delicious has maintained its minimalist design and its popularity...