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nside Abbey Road is a site built by Google in partnership with Abbey Road Studios. The aim is to enable anyone in the world to follow in the footsteps of musical legends, and step inside the famous British recording studio as it’s never been seen before. Once inside, you can explore every nook and cranny of the three recording studios, and discover stories, images, videos and music spanning the decades. You can also be guided around by producer Giles Martin, Head of Audio Products Mirek Stiles, or broadcaster Lauren Laverne, and even play with interactive versions of pioneering Abbey Road Studios equipment.

The missing link between spreadsheets and vector graphics.

This experiment brings together the power of Google Translate and the collective knowledge of Wikipedia to put into context the relationship between language and geographical space.

Google Refine, a power tool for working with messy data (formerly Freebase Gridworks)

Promenade nocturne à Marseille, cours julien, street art

The Best of Google Webfonts

A list of search results omitted, erased, or censored due to the "Right to be forgotten"

As part of a potentially explosive lawsuit making its way through federal court, giant online-services provider Google has acknowledged scanning the contents of millions of email messages sent and received by student users of the company’s Apps for Education tool suite for schools.

Créer un formulaire via Google Drive est un jeu d’enfant, mais les fonctionnalités semblent parfois un peu basiques. Comment recevoir en temps réel les données saisies par les utilisateurs ?

DevArt est un nouveau type d'art. Il est crée à partir de codes par des concepteurs qui repoussent les limites de la créativité et de la technologie.

Pour le moment, il est encore possible de désactiver SafeSearch. Mais ça n'est déjà plus le cas depuis près d'un an aux Etats-Unis, en Grande-Bretagne, et en Nouvelle-Zélande. Soyez assurés que ça ne sera bientôt plus possible non plus en France.

L’idée au début de l’Internet était que l’on donnerait du pouvoir à tout le monde parce que tout le monde aurait accès à l’information. En fait, Google et tous ceux qui collectent les informations au sujet des autres parce qu’ils offrent ces services gratuits, deviennent de plus en plus puissants. Plus leurs ordinateurs sont gros, plus ils sont puissants. Même si vous regardez la même information que Google, Google en retire beaucoup plus de pouvoir que vous.

Some of the biggest companies in tech are assembling new forms of online tracking that would follow users more aggressively than the open technologies used today. Just this week, word arrived that Microsoft is developing such a system, following, apparently, in the footsteps of Google.

By clicking this button your browser will do a google search for a list of known words that the NSA monitors. These searches will summon the police and FBI to your house because, just like everyone living in America today, all of your digital transactions are being monitored.

To avoid advertisement tracking, you need AdBlock Plus. It's an extension for your Web browser. You can subscribe to lists and create filters to get rid of ads on the Web. We recommend you the EasyPrivacy list. Now, to get rid of Facebook and Google Analytics tracking you should subscribe to the list below. It will block unsolicited requests – such as Facebook's "Like" buttons — when you are reading web pages outside facebook.com

It's time to expunge Google from my life, to the fullest extent practical. It's not because Google chose to shut down a free service they were offering, or because of privacy concerns. It's because I think that Google is now working against the potential of the open Internet, and because I think that one gets a better product when one is the customer as well as the user.

A SERIES OF EXPERIMENTS TO RE-IMAGINE ADVERTISING.

Un maraboutdeficelle photographique.

HOW SEARCH WORKS From algorithms to answers.

A closer look at Google’s patent for its news retrieval algorithm reveals a greater than expected emphasis on quality over quanti