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Earlier this week, Al Gore, Jimmy Buffet, and a famous oceanographer came together to announce a Google Earth update.  Don't look for the same level of hubbub here, but Microsoft's now taking its own impressive step in this area by releasing about 100 terabytes' worth of Virtual Earth imagery.

Anyone not already using Adblock Plus may want to make the switch soon.  Rumor has it that YouTube, Google's hard-to-monetize video site, is going to go after unprotected users by introducing some really big ads on its homepage.

We’re not even positive of its name, but without a doubt, this will be big; China is making an 80-square-kilometer space into the home of nine huge virtual worlds.

The in-game advertising technology startup Massive Incorporated will be acquired by an even more massive company, Microsoft.

A lot of numbers seem to get thrown around the searchblogosphere. I closely follow a shorter list of numbers that matter.

New York-based Massive Inc., a provider of the first video game network, can deliver in-game ads with full video and sound.

According to an anonymous source, the conglomeration of world leaders at the recent G8 Summit in Scotland decided almost unanimously on an initiative to combat the threat of global warming. Their answer: strategically placed wind farms aimed at cooling the overall air temperature of the globe.

Many bloggers are saying they are getting bombed with right-wing German spam today. I am one of them.