Monday, March 1

• Found In Sergey Brin's Old Resume
• Google Chrome Translation Feature
• Google Acquires Photo Editor Picnik

Tuesday, March 2

• How to Check If Google China Still Self-Censors
• Interview With Google's Norvig
• Google's Special Oscars Result

Wednesday, March 3

• Weirdchina With Thousands of Followers on Buzz
• Knol: The State of Play
• Topeka, Kansas Is Now Google, Kansas
• Onion: "Google Responds To Privacy Concerns With Unsettlingly Specific Apology"

Thursday, March 4

• Ads Can Provide The "Best Answer" For a Search Query, according to Google
• YouTube With Auto-Subtitles Option for All English Videos

Friday, March 5

• 15 YouTube Killer Features of 2025

Sunday, March 7

• The Ask-Our-Computer Service (from 1967)

Monday, March 8

• Do Some People Confuse Public and Private Buzz Messages?
• Criticism of Google at Wikipedia
• Variable Speed for YouTube Videos

Wednesday, March 10

• No, we can't translate "Yes we can"

Thursday, March 11

• Reader Play, Google's Slideshow of Interesting Stuff
• Google Street View Hong Kong

Wednesday, March 17

• Facebook Overtakes Google Search

Friday, March 19

• YouTube: "For years, Viacom continuously and secretly uploaded its content to YouTube, even while publicly complaining about its presence there."
• Google Analytics Plans to Offer Opt-Out for Users
• Google TV?

Sunday, March 21

• The Music of Percent Backed Loans: A YouTube Auto-Transcription Poem

Monday, March 22

• Google.cn Now Redirects to Hong Kong, and Google Creates Service Availability Page

Thursday, March 25

• Photoshop's Content-Aware Image Fill
• Google Domains Which Could be Blocked in China
• Google's Drummond on China Strategy Shift (it wasn't just the hacking incident, but also increasing pressure to censor more)
• YouTube Down?

Friday, March 26

• Motorola Replaces Google With Bing in China

Saturday, March 27

• [Fiction] Censored Google.de Now Redirecting to Google.nl

Monday, March 29

• Unknown Person Damages Google Street View Car

Tuesday, March 30

• Google Blocked For At Least Some in China
• Australian Censorship: Google Vs. The Communications Minister