Google backing big DNA decoding effort
A billion dollar plan backed by Google and healthcare investment firm OrbiMed Advisors will sequence the genes of 100,000 people in the biggest effort of its kind.

A billion dollar plan backed by Google and healthcare investment firm OrbiMed Advisors will sequence the genes of 100,000 people in the biggest effort of its kind.
Shareholders who view Microsoft’s bid for Yahoo as a welcome exit from two years of falling stock prices have filed seven lawsuits against the company over its reaction to the deal.
Reports issued by Citigroup and Bear Stearns based on information from comScore about paid clicks noted the flat January suffered by Google, as well as a pleasant surprise for Yahoo.
Matt Cutts says an internal discussion over how to treat the NOINDEX tag has the company debating the best way to handle pages using it.
Search engine Ask.com added data feeds from analytics vendor Compete to expand the view of a website via the Ask Binoculars feature.
Bots arriving from Google, Ask.com, and MSN to sample pages on the bookmarking site Delicious hit a robots.txt block. As do Yahoo’s Slurp bots too. It’s no big deal.
New chairman Roy Bostock and other board members are trying to make Jerry Yang see the inevitability of a Microsoft takeover.
With so many millions of web-capable phones owned by people, the possibility exists for mobile search advertising to eclipse conventional search ads.
One YouTube upload later, a Baltimore cop received a suspension after a skater recorded the officer’s less-than-friendly interactions with a fellow skater.
A concerned webmaster who installed the Google Toolbar found himself seeing a Google 404 page instead of his own in the browser.
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