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Sears and Comcast have optimized to take advantage of uneducated

http://sachin.posterous.com/sears-and-comcast-have-optimized-for-uneducat We went to Sears a couple weeks ago to buy a washer and dryer.
Google has acquired reCAPTCHA, which provides CAPTCHA technology for more than 100,000 Web sites. reCAPTCHA is a spinoff of Carnegie Mellon University's computer science department.

Google Buys reCAPTCHA, Gets Help Reading Books (GOOG)

http://www.businessinsider.com/google-acquires-recaptcha-2009-9

Notes From Buffett Meeting 2/15/2008

Note: Students from Emory's Goizueta Business School and McCombs School of Business at UT Austin were invited to come visit Mr. http://undergroundvalue.blogspot.com/2008/02/notes-from-buffett-meeting-2152008_23.html
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http://www.sramanamitra.com/2007/06/21/protect-your-dilution-justin-floyd/ The phone rang this morning, just as I put the last piece of peach in my mouth.

“Protect Your Dilution” - Justin Floyd - Sramana Mitra on Strate

More Evil Than Google? - Forbes.com

In fact, the crowd of detractors who see Google (nasdaq: GOOG - news - people ) as the Mountain View monster is only growing: Last month, Privacy International placed Google dead last in its evaluation of Internet service companies in terms of consumer data protection, labeling the search giant "hostile to privacy." The Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether Google's acquisition of DoubleClick constitutes a monopoly, and the company faces a $1 billion lawsuit from Viacom (nyse: VIA - news - people ) for YouTube's alleged copyright infringement. Google has been fending off complaints that it underestimates click fraud rates even after paying a $90 million settlement in a click fraud case in March of last year. http://www.forbes.com/2007/07/03/google-evil-competition-tech-techbiz-cx_ag_0703googevil.html?partner=links