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Play, Purchase Songs Directly from Google Search
October 30th, 2009 | by Brett DerricottGo try a Google search for a band name and check out the results. This brand-new feature is obviously a partnership between Google and Lala.com. I’m not sure it’s going to change the way I buy music, but with Google’s massive reach, I’m sure they’ll make some revenue from this.
If you’re too lazy to try your own search, try mine.
UPDATE: Apparently this was announced 2 days ago.
We’re Getting Ripped Off
October 27th, 2009 | by Brett DerricottYou’re so glad the days of dial-up Internet access are a thing of the past, right? We’re all happily using broadband and surfing the ‘net with super-speed connections, right? Well, it turns out when compared with Japan, we’re pretty much still using dial-up.
Japan’s average broadband speed is over 15 times faster than ours! Ridiculous.
Check out this fantastic graphic which illustrates broadband speeds and costs around the world. I’m moving to Japan.
Google’s Telemarketing Patent
October 15th, 2009 | by Brett DerricottGoogle recently filed a patent which describes a system wherein advertisements are played during phone calls you make. That’s an oversimplification, so go read more here.

