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	Google Groups - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Google Groups does not allow use of an invalid or obfuscated e-mail address (like user-at-domain.com), which you could use to prevent e-mail harvesters from retrieving your address from Usenet newgroups.
		Google Groups honors the "X-No-Archive: Yes" header field, and removes messages with it (in the message header or as first line of the message body) from its archive after 7 days.
		Google Groups is often accused of lacking security.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Google_Groups (2034 words)

	Google Groups Part Deux. Many-to-Many: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Google is beta testing Groups 2, a free email list service destined to replace its Usenet archive (Groups 1, which it builds upon).
		Groups 2 shares login with Gmail and of course has a nice and usable design.
		I created a group called Groups if you want to play and have a conversation about it: http://groups-beta.google.com/group/groups/ Server errors happen occasionally and I encountered errors using a private list and even spelling errors: Visit http://groups.google.com/group/groups/about to join or learn more about who is alloed to post to the group.
	many.corante.com /archives/2004/05/13/google_groups_part_deux.php (334 words)

	Remediation for Disastrous Google Beta Groups
		So if Google goes away or changes their formats or becomes damaged in any way -- you should still have the original message-id and could find it in another database for instance.
		To divide an conquer Google has allowed the google.uk.co to still function but since the atrocious beta is still up since Nov 2004 (now Mar 2005) it is apparent they don't care what anyone thinks.
		Google Maps, nice interface and the concept of being able to see past the edges of of a map is interesting, but it is obviously designed for high-speed access, a foolish waste of time as far as dialup access is concerned.
	www.mvps.org /dmcritchie/excel/betagroups.htm (1529 words)

	Google Groups - Special Interest Discussion Groups by Topic
		The Group may also highlight expatriate forums, such as for residents of a particular country or expatriates of one nationality, which are open to postings by anyone.
		The focus of the Group is to cut through the hype about how wonderful the workforce is in every potential location, and help HR executives to make sense of their alternatives as they face difficult choices for business expansion, relocation, or consolidation projects.
		Other Google Groups may be selectively highlighted here - such as news ones we may set up and manage in response to the interests of our contacts, as well as relevant Groups in which we may participate or believe our contacts may be interested.
	www.gdi-solutions.com /google_groups.htm (4591 words)

	Google Guide: Groups (Discussion Forums)
		Google has Deja's entire archive (dating back to 1995), as well as lots of material posted earlier, available from the Google Groups home page.
		While the Google Groups archive is the most complete Usenet Archive known to exist, it is not a complete archive prior to the 1990s.
		Some moderated groups are even distributed as digests, groups of postings periodically being collected into a single large posting with an index.
	www.googleguide.com /groups.html (1032 words)

	Google search - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Google is a search engine owned by Google, Inc. whose mission statement is to "organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful".
		Google employs data centers full of low-cost commodity computers running a custom Red Hat Linux in several locations around the world to respond to search requests and to index the web.
		Google reasoned that a valid site would progressively gain a natural link and content structure over time, and until the site could meet this 'trust threshold', it would be exempt from all but obscure search results.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Google_(search_engine) (1757 words)

	Official Google Blog: The new Groups experience (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Group owners can now create a welcome message, upload a group logo and customize your fonts and colors.
		Instead of only offering rigid templates, we integrated many of the functions of Google Page Creator right into Groups, so you can create exactly what your group needs: an essay for school, the history your family, a web page with photos, a list of links, and so on.
		Of course, the current non-beta version of Google Groups is still around and you can still use it (although without the cool new features).
	googleblog.blogspot.com /2006/10/new-groups-experience.html (395 words)

	Google Community: google groups
		"it has come to mind that google groups is almost like that of the google comunity." test over.
		google groups 2 are ace, depending on how you like to access content (forum-stlye of via email messages).
		Google Groups is made by Google and Yahoo groups is made by Yahoo.
	www.googlecommunity.com /about2000.html (454 words)

	Anonymizing Google's cookie
		Google is likely to require its users to begin providing personal information to use some of its products and services, said CEO Eric Schmidt.
		Google is already well on its way to building an information awareness network on its own sites as well as the sites of hundreds of thousands of willing webmasters and millions of desktop clients.
		Google has created a growing information repository of a sort that CIA and NSA (and the old KGB) would probably envy and covet in no uncertain terms -- and Google's data is virtually without outside oversight or regulation.
	www.imilly.com /google-cookie.htm (6576 words)

	Google modernizes Net community service \| CNET News.com
		Google has enhanced its discussion-group service, Google Groups, and on Thursday will make the updates widely available to Web surfers.
		Google, which has transformed itself from a pure search provider to a do-all Web portal in recent years, said the expanded service will now be open to millions of people from its home page, as opposed to the thousands who tested it from Google Labs during the previous six months.
		Google Groups is the third most popular service the company offers, following Web and image search.
	news.com.com /Google+modernizes+...+service/2110-1032_3-5473667.html (265 words)

	New Google service challenges Yahoo Groups \| CNET News.com
		Google's service will compete directly with Yahoo Groups, a cornerstone of Yahoo's Web community services.
		Google Groups was introduced in 2001 after the company purchased the Usenet archives from Deja News.
		Yahoo Groups is the result of Yahoo's acquisition of eGroups in summer 2000, when it paid roughly $432 million in stock for the list-hosting company.
	news.com.com /New+...+challenges+Yahoo+Groups/2100-1038_3-5212067.html (413 words)

	Official Google Blog: Staying Alert (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Monitoring a number of mailing lists for interesting news on, say, [harry potter] or [sony aibo] or [housing bubble] without actually subscribing to what could be hundreds of mailing lists is a daunting task.
		(And remember, Google Groups also encompasses Usenet groups - even more messages to scan!) There hasn't been an easy way to achieve this in Google Groups except for periodically searching for a given topic to see if there are any new and interesting posts.
		The ideal candidates for Groups Alerts are those that might be discussed in multiple discussion groups.
	googleblog.blogspot.com /2005/07/staying-alert.html (254 words)

	Google Launches Revamped E-Mail Groups
		Google Inc. turned on the switch Thursday to its new e-mail list service that combines the Usenet archive with the ability to create and manage new groups.
		Google Groups messages are added to Google's Web index within minutes of being posted, if a group is publicly available, said Marissa Mayer, Google's director of consumer Web products.
		Google Groups includes both its AdWords sponsored links, which appear based on a user's search, and its AdSense contextual ads, which appear based on the content of an e-mail group, Mayer said.
	www.eweek.com /article2/0,1759,1734820,00.asp (1029 words)

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		Google Inc. has launched the next generation Google Groups on the 'Groups' link of the Google home page.
		Building on the foundation of the original service, Google Groups now offers users the ability to join and follow discussions among different groups, keep in touch with family and friends, and share information more easily.
		New features of Google Groups include: the ability to create groups, dynamic conversations, an enhanced user interface, email notification, searching within a group or across many groups, and relevant text ads.
	www.econtentmag.com /Articles/ArticleReader.aspx?ArticleID=7402 (263 words)

	Google Groups - los grupos de discusión de Google
		'Google Groups' permite realizar búsquedas dentro de toda esta información almacenada, y además ofrece la posibilidad de postear cuestiones dentro de los grupos, siempre que dispongamos de una cuenta de usuario en Google (es gratis).
		Además, desde mayo de 2004 (ver noticia), 'Google Groups' permite (con una cuenta de usuario en Google) crear nuestros propios grupos personalizados referentes a cualquier tema (diferentes a los ya existentes de Usenet), inscribirnos en otros que creen otros usuarios, o hacer un seguimiento (vía feeds) de los contenidos de los grupos.
		Simplemente entrando en la versión propia de Google España.
	google.dirson.com /o.a/google-groups (413 words)

	SEO Article: Google Groups (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		These are hosted on servers all over the world, and Google Groups provides a browser-based interface to them, as well as creating searchable archives.
		Sadly, many Google Groups are now spammer hangouts more than anything else.
		And parents need to know that on some sections of Usenet there are some very inappropriate topics that have been started over the years, so they should exercise due caution in protecting their children from those sections.
	www.promotionworld.com /se/articles/article/googlegroups.html (349 words)

	Google Tests New E-mail Groups
		Called Google Groups 2, the service builds on Google's archive of more than 845 million Usenet postings and adds the ability for users to create and manage their own public and private mailing lists.
		Google Groups 2 is the second new service from Google in as many months.
		Currently, ads from Google's AdWords program are triggered when a user conducts a search of Groups postings, but Google also plans in the next few months to add text-based ads triggered by the content of posts through its AdSense program, Mayer said.
	www.eweek.com /article2/0,1759,1591738,00.asp (1066 words)

	Make Google Groups Your Default Newsreader
		By the way, following this procedure makes most Windows applications (including Mozilla FireFox) use Google Groups to handle news URLs, which means you can use any browser you want, not just IE.
		Finally, if you want to do a similar thing for Gmail, Google's hot new webmail service, Graham Wilmott has some instructions on how to handle mailto links with Gmail partially based on my code.
		Searching Google for the registry key involved is another good way to find more relevant documentation (for example, MSDN explains how to add mail clients to Windows).
	www.zeuscat.com /andrew/software/googlegroups.shtml (481 words)

	BetaNews \| Google Groups 2 Beta Goes Mainstream
		Users can designate whether a group is public or restricted, which limits who can read or respond to conversations.
		"Thank you, all, for testing Google Groups while the product was on Google Labs and providing detailed feedback," the Google Groups Team wrote in a message to testers.
		Google Groups 2 contains no graphical or pop-up ads, but is party to a modified version of the controversial Gmail advertising model.
	betanews.com /article/Google_Groups_2_Beta_Goes_Mainstream/1102010657 (373 words)

	Google Groups Alerts - Lifehacker
		Google Groups Alerts emails you a digest of search results for terms you specify from Google mailing lists.
		Set up a Google Alert (sign in required) and enter keywords (like "life hacks" or "Getting Things Done") and choose Google Groups as the source.
		A Googler suggests choosing keywords and topics that might be discussed in multiple discussion groups for best results.
	www.lifehacker.com /software/google/google-groups-alerts-113483.php (85 words)

	ResearchBuzz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft have all announced in their blogs that they’re teaming up to set a standard for sitemaps, those files that list all the pages on a Web site.
		It’s useful for a search engine to have all the listings in one place so that a site can be indexed without anything being missed.
		Note that Google also has its own sitemap generator, but a) it requires a certain amount of technical knowledge (it’s a Python script you install on your server) and b) its “last modified” note is sometime in April.
	www.researchbuzz.org /google_labs_offering_google_groups_2.shtml (674 words)

	» Google Groups gets more features \| Googling Google \| ZDNet.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		Google Groups is a great way to find answers to problems that you think others may have come accross.
		Just today, I was doing some research on Google Maps to find out if geocoding or routes were included in their API yet — then I noticed something that never caught my attention before.
		When you are browsing groups, you will notice a couple changes.
	blogs.zdnet.com /Google/?p=98 (553 words)

	Google Groups
		One person asked a very specific question of an astrophysicist, and while he got an informative and friendly reply, the expert was unable to answer the question.
		If it's a difficult question, it may be more likely that someone in the group will know the answer.
		In particular, they give you access to the venerable discussion groups called Usenet Newsgroups, which have been around since about 1980.
	www.jimkarpen.com /googlegroups.html (713 words)

	Dr. Dobb's \| 12th Annual Jolt and Productivity Awards \| July 1, 2002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		A gaggle of Google geeks made a much shorter foray from Mountain View to the San Jose Convention Center to receive a Jolt for Google Groups.
		After Google Product Manager Marissa Mayer thanked the judges, she introduced software engineer Michael Schmitt, "the technical lead who really brought Google Groups to life and gathered the 20-year archive from around the globe." "We're very honored to receive this award," said Schmitt, "especially since the competition are sites that focus primarily on developer productivity.
		There are very many uses of Google Groups that are good, but you can also waste a lot of time browsing through it, so we are very honored that we still got the award."
	www.sdmagazine.com /documents/s=7224/sdm0207a/0207a7.htm (1351 words)

	Replying In Google Groups
		Google Groups changed its interface in early 2005, making it slightly more difficult to quote the message to which you are replying.
		Usually you would click on the 'Reply' link to post a reply, but this doesn't quote the message to which you are replying.
		If you click on the 'Reply' link on the left under 'Subject' (highlighted above with a red border), Google Groups will now quote the message to which you are replying.
	www.safalra.com /special/googlegroupsreply (185 words)

	Google Groups Spruced Up - The Unofficial Google Weblog (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-02)
		That's not the only problem with Google Groups 2 (1 was excellent), they break up the display of teksts with the br tag, which means it looks totally crappy on some displays (like mine).
		And if you tell MSIE to disable font sizes their dependance on stylesheets makes the pages look totally fucked up, and they don't seem to give a damn.
		The Unofficial Google Weblog is a member of the Weblogs, Inc. Network.
	google.weblogsinc.com /entry/1234000480067864 (446 words)

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