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Over two months ago, authorities in Turkey found a video on YouTube that implied Ataturk, the country’s founder, was gay.  Turkey banned YouTube, YouTube removed the clip, and the Turkish government got way too cocky - it’s now reserved the legal right to block any website with content it finds offensive to Ataturk’s memory.

Google's modeling applications received an upgrade earlier this week; SketchUp 6 (free) and SketchUp Pro 6 (not free) are now available. Most of the new features relate to the software's 3D capabilities.

Posted by Chris Richardson Even though the New Year is awfully young, apparently the popular topic for those who follow the Internet industry (especially search)...

Last week, eBay announced that it would not allow the Google Checkout service. It also declared that Nochex, another online payment service, would no longer be accepted.

Once you've built your HTML pages, you might need them to do something a little more interactive on the client-side (that is, in the visitor's web browser).

As the Hispanic penetration into the online world continues, slowly but surely retailers and site owners are being more conscience of this audience and the spending power they can provide.

SEO monster Yahoo announced a new aspect of their respected search engine service. Yahoodlums can now delve deeper in the web than ever for a fee sort of.

It looks like Google are testing on a wider level the features I noticed back in October on one of their test bed sites.