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...queries so that any content site could automatically run ads linked to its text. Google's technology, known as AdSense, can instantly analyze the text of any site and deliver relevant ads to it. Your sneaker company could place ads on tennis-information sites that participate in the Google network. Brin and Page signed up thousands and thousands of clients before their competitors knew what was happening. Now Google plans to apply the model in other media, and it just bought dMarc Broadcasting, whose automated systems connect advertisers with radio stations...
...bottle up Tigers senior guard Scott Greenman, who scored a career-high 27 points in a win over Yale last weekend to earn Ivy Player of the Week honors.Housman received a crash course this week in the vagaries of Princeton’s infamous motion offense, a complicated network of cuts that Greenman has been indoctrinated in for four years. “[Greenman’s] the one that understands their offense the best, and Drew’s the one that understands their offense the least out of us,” senior forward Mike Beal said...
...unavailable during late afternoon hours, and has been unavailable at other times,” Levine wrote in an e-mail. “Ever increasing usage loads on the FAS e-mail systems...have severely challenged these systems.” In addition to excessive traffic, the network was also plagued by attacks from a virus called Denial of Service, which Levine said impedes e-mail system performance. The dual stressors combined to form a perfect storm that washed out e-mail access for many students and faculty. Harvard’s IT staff is “working...
...Drinking, Fucking, Suckin, Snorting,” and a female alumna who does “little girls’ bottoms.” Whether sarcastic or serious, millions of students all over the country are choosing to post large portions of personal information on social networking websites such as Myspace, Friendster and Facebook.The reality is that most students do not realize how public and permanent their data truly is.“There is a cultural shift such that students aren’t even sensitive to their own privacy,” says Harvard College Professor Harry...
...students and citizens alike will be able to reap the benefits of free wireless Internet access throughout the entire city. Harvard and MIT have aided Cambridge in its planning of the project by offering technical expertise. The two schools will also incorporate their existing wireless infrastructures into the new network so that the city will not have to start from scratch in creating coverage for the entire city. Free citywide wireless cannot come soon enough. While the free wireless Internet may make only a marginal difference in the cyber lives of Harvard students, whose dorms, libraries, and lecture halls...