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The new Google patent search has <strong>the</strong> ability to show you <strong>the</strong> patent itself, complete<br />

with zoom, page scrolling, drawings, internal search, and o<strong>the</strong>r patents that<br />

reference <strong>the</strong> current one. Here is <strong>the</strong> drawing of H. K. Markey (aka <strong>the</strong> actress<br />

Hedy Lamarr) and George An<strong>the</strong>il's 1941 patent for a "secret communication<br />

system" that used a new concept: frequency hopping.<br />

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rUed June 10, 1941 2 SUat&-3boet. 1 : Filing date: Jun 10, 1941<br />

'ssue d.le: Aug 11, 1942<br />

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810g Search: Google Blog Search is a direct competitor with Technorati, until now<br />

<strong>the</strong> big dog on <strong>the</strong> blog search block. Despite all <strong>the</strong> chatter about <strong>the</strong>m, blogs are<br />

still kind of mysterious and confusing in part because <strong>the</strong>re are lots of things called<br />

blogs that don't fit <strong>the</strong> earlier definition. Blogs originally referred to on-line personal<br />

journals, often updated daily, but now everything using RSS or Atom (XML formats<br />

for distributing newsfeeds) seems to be considered a blog. Therefore, blog search<br />

engines generally restrict <strong>the</strong>mselves to indexing and searching for anything that<br />

uses a site feed. Google Blog Search is no exception. The new Google Blog Search<br />

FAQ says, "The goal of Blog Search is to include every blog that publishes a site<br />

feed (ei<strong>the</strong>r RSS or Atom)." [emphasis added] This means that Google Blog Search<br />

defines "blog" as any site with an XML site feed, and that is fine as long as we know<br />

what we're getting. However, Google Blog Search is apparently excluding feeds from<br />

news sources to try to prevent overlap between Google News and Blog Search.<br />

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