April 2008
Intermediate to advanced
384 pages
15h 52m
English
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from Germany is editor and writer behind Google Blogoscoped (http://
blogoscoped.com), a news site and community covering Google, search engines, and web
technology in general. The blog was started in Malaysia in 2003 and is currently maintained with
a great deal of help from people all over the globe. Philipp likes to program, draw or design, and
write, and he created or co-created websites like GamesfortheBrain.com, CoverBrowser.com,
and SketchSwap.com. When Philipp’s not pondering the possibilities the Internet brought us, he’s
hopefully violently pulled away from his laptop by his wife Shan.
The following people contributed to this book in the form of hacks:
from the UK, is a lecturer in articial intelligence, and blogs about his Google and
Yahoo related hacks and more at http://ouseful.info. Since 2001, Tony has been actively involved in
educational robotics research.
is Executive Editor for Make Magazine’s Make:Books series, and has written and
edited a number of geeky books. He’s also a volunteer system administrator and all-around geek for
AS220 (http://as220.org), a non-prot arts center that gives Rhode Island artists uncensored and
unjuried forums for their work.
(http://blog.radioactiveyak.com) is a developer and technology writer currently living in
London. As of lately, the ...
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