Google’s French Connection: YouTube and SACD, SCAM, ADAGP Partner for TV Shows and Movies Online in France

In a event at the home of the Société des Auteurs et Compositeurs Dramatiques, "YouTube and SACD, SCAM and ADAGP - three associations representing French screenwriters, composers and other creative artists - signed an agreement to put more TV shows and movies online in France."

Google’s French Connection: YouTube and SACD, SCAM, ADAGP Partner for TV Shows and Movies Online in France

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Google’s Location Feature – Customise SERPs to Provide More Relevant Results

Google has been very busy lately. In Q2 and Q3 of this year we have seen a lot of activity from the search engine; rolling out many changes and testing various page layouts, with Google Instant and Google Places to name but a few. Today, we can see G

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Google’s Real Problem – GTD?

In past week or so, Google has lost some high profile executives including AdMob co-founder Omar Hamoui and YouTube CEO Chad Hurley. Google Maps/Google Wave co-creator Lars Rasmussen also quit and is joining Facebook, lamenting inability to get anything done at the lumbering web giant.

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Twitter Employees Get Google’s 20% Time… For The Entire Next Week

Well this is sort of interesting. Apparently, Twitter has just kicked off something they're calling their "Hack Week". But instead of it being a time when various third-party developers get together to hack on things off of Twitter's APIs, Twitter employees themselves are going to see what crazy cool things they can come up with. A post on their engineering blog outlines this. "We’ll all be building things that are separate from our normal work and not part of our day-to-day jobs," the post notes. This sounds a lot like Google's "20 percent time" — Google employees are encouraged to spend up to 20 percent of their time working on interesting side projects not directly related to their actual work.

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