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  1. Google Crisis Response: From Search Engine to Information Provider

    Now we work with our satellite imagery providers, local organizations and other external data providers to help them embrace open standards such as a standard called the Common Alerting Protocol (CAP).

  2. Microsoft Snipes (Only) at Google Over Browser Settings Circumvention Controversy

    Microsoft uses a 'self-declaration' protocol (known as “P3P”) dating from 2002 under which Microsoft asks websites to represent their privacy practices in machine-readable form. We have been open about our approach, as have many other websites.

  3. SOPA Explained: Why It’s Bad for the Web & How to #StopSOPA

    Many notable opponents have spoken out publicly, though there are a few the U.S.government may wish to pay particular attention to: the engineers who created the Internet, including TCP/IP co-creator Vint Cerf, Jim Gettys, editor of the HTTP/1.1...

  4. 5 Black Hat Attack Vulnerabilities & Defensive Strategies

    It runs on a new protocol made to replace the HTTP protocol and is called the SPDY protocol. Well first, the protocol is new, developed by Google, untested in the wild, not well reviewed outside of Google, and the very process it uses opens up your...

  5. Founder Berners-Lee Sees Social Media Corrupting His Intent For The Web

    In 2007 BitTorrent, a company whose "peer-to-peer" network protocol allows people to share music, video and other files directly over the Internet, complained to the Federal Communications Commission that the ISP giant Comcast was blocking or...

  6. Yahoo Confirms Icahn Proxy Fight

    He was included in the list of "100 most influential people in finance" of Treasury Seamobile Enterprises, a privately held company providing integrated wireless services at sea; Telesphere, a privately held VOIP (voice over internet protocol...

  7. Yahoo and the Future of Search

    Keyword meta tags may be dead as a ranking signal, but there's no reason why a search engine can't implement something new and more robust (such as an extension of the Microformats protocol) to allow the Webmaster to provide lots of information...