“Google is planning on selling old news. Or more accurately, scanning in 200 years of old newspapers, and selling people the ability to view the full text. They’ll be using publications like the NYT and Time magazine. Summaries will be free, but the full article text will have a price.”Here is some more Tech News from around the web:
- Early Testers Say Vista RC1 Not Ready @ Slashdot
- Commodore 64 Confuses Austrian Police @ Slashdot
- Will Solve Captcha for Money? @ Slashdot
- A first look at GNOME 2.16 @ Ars Technica
- Anyreal DPF-8800 8-inch Digital Photo Frame @ ThinkComputers
- Killer Nic Review @ GDHardware
- IFA Berlin, Germany 2006: Show Floor Highlights Part 1 @ Hardware Zone
The Google cache expands to dead tree versions
Google’s new tool is the ability to search 200 years worth of scanned in print pubilcations over the web. For a small fee, which goes straight to the original publisher you get to read the full article. If you don’t want to pay, you will have to be satisfied with a synopsis. Head to Slashdot to read more about it. (this article is free)