Google admits that it cooked the numbers in its 2006 year-end Zeitgeist. What happened to do no evil?
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It seems like Google is doing weekly 15 item Zeitgeists now: Top 15 Search Queries: Week Ending January 9, 2006 1. vince young 2. texas longhorns 3.
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The Google 2005 Zeitgeist results for top gaining queries: 1. Myspace 2. Ares 3. Baidu 4. wikipedia 5. orkut 6. iTunes 7. Sky News 8. World of Warcraft 9. Green Day 10. Leonardo da VinciM As
In the latest design fraud, a Yahoo employee alleges that Google ripped off their IE7 promotional design.
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