Facebook beats Google in US for first time: tracker
| DATE: 2010-03-18
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Social-networking star Facebook surpassed Google to become the most visited website in the United States for the first time last week, industry analysts showed.
Facebook's homepage finished the week ending March 13 as the most visited site in the country, according to..[Full Story]
24 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute
| DATE: 2010-03-18
WASHINGTON (AFP) – YouTube said Wednesday that 24 hours worth of video are being uploaded to the video-sharing site every minute.
"What?s next? 30 hours? 36 hours?" YouTube director of product management Hunter Walk said in a blog post.
"A day's worth of content uploaded to YouTube every..[Full Story]
Hand germs could join fingerprints, DNA in forensics labs
| DATE: 2010-03-16
WASHINGTON (AFP) – Forensic scientists could soon use hand germs to help identify criminals and victims, a study said Monday.
Researchers led by Noah Fierer of the University of Colorado at Boulder swabbed individual keys on three personal computer keyboards, extracted bacterial DNA from the swabs..[Full Story]
2010-03-18
2010-03-16
| DATE: 2010-03-18
SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) – Social-networking star Facebook surpassed Google to become the most visited website in the United States for the first time last week, industry analysts showed.
Facebook's homepage finished the week ending March 13 as the most visited site in the country, according to..[Full Story]
24 hours of video uploaded to YouTube every minute
| DATE: 2010-03-18
WASHINGTON (AFP) – YouTube said Wednesday that 24 hours worth of video are being uploaded to the video-sharing site every minute.
"What?s next? 30 hours? 36 hours?" YouTube director of product management Hunter Walk said in a blog post.
"A day's worth of content uploaded to YouTube every..[Full Story]
Hand germs could join fingerprints, DNA in forensics labs
| DATE: 2010-03-16
WASHINGTON (AFP) – Forensic scientists could soon use hand germs to help identify criminals and victims, a study said Monday.
Researchers led by Noah Fierer of the University of Colorado at Boulder swabbed individual keys on three personal computer keyboards, extracted bacterial DNA from the swabs..[Full Story]
2010-03-18
2010-03-16
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