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The Association of American Publishers and the Authors Guild is none too happy with Google's plan to indiscriminately scan, index, and allow the searching of millions of books from libraries the world over and Microsoft is capitalizing on this rare chink in Google's armor. Copyrighters are claiming infringement because Google is making advertising revenue from the results of book searches in the Google Book Search system. Here are all of Google's arguments that I found:

In the past I have discussed the Citrix Resource manager and Windows Performance monitor as ways of troubleshooting your environment.

The impact of social media on SEO cannot be understated. Because search engines frown on links acquired for ranking benefits, approaching link building via the organic process - creating linkbait - has risen to prominence.

You might think that the trick to good speaking is speaking well. Being confident. Having interesting content. And all that.

When youre studying for your CCNA exam, whether youre taking the Intro-ICND path or the single-exam path, youre quickly introduced to the fact that switching occurs at Layer 2 of the OSI model.

The Dr. Kai-Fu Lee Case has been an interesting one to follow, especially since the two giants can't even agree on who won in court today. Google says the judge ruled in their favor. Microsoft says Ha! I told you we'd win this thing! Who's right? Maybe both.

As everybody in the Google and Microsoft camps has been Kai-Fu fighting, the logical thing to relay to you this morning was the report that Google anticipated a lawsuit and was prepared to pay Dr. Lee, lawsuit or not, work or not, for up to a year. But as I was searching for these court documents, I came across something very interesting. MSN and Google are delivering search results about the case with opposing messages. Hmmmmm.

Is Google targeting eBay and PayPal? That is exactly what people thought when news of Google's payment service was leaked. In today's Murdok, we feature a couple of stories that take a look at the possible uses and implications for Google's upcoming e-wallet.