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Hello @Moossacre!

Looks like Google has been getting a lot of comments about its Chrome browser’s EULA. They are now in the process of fixing the Content Licensing clause of the EULA.

Apparently, they reused the same wording they used in most of their online services, but this didn’t make much sense for a browser product.  So, they are fixing that particular clause so your dirty internet habits do not become property of Google.

Google on Chrome EULA controversy: our bad, we’ll change it

You can now download Google Chrome at http://www.google.com/chrome

No, it’s not really a closed beta invite or anything like that. But I’ve been having fun on this fairly new Twitter/Jaiku/Pownce/Something-like network, so if you want to give it a shot:

http://plurk.com/redeemByURL?from_uid=12454&check=437410100&s=1

Hope to see you there :)

Here’s a little something that seems to have snuck into Google Docs – publishing to a Blog! Create a document in Google Docs (like this one right here), click on the “Publish” tab on the top right corner, and on the bottom, you should see a “Post to Blog” button. You might have to enter your blog settings, but this is quick and easy. Within seconds, you should have a new entry on your blog!
So if you like to take your time and write drafts of blog posts, or just have the formatting/spellchecking/etc tools that are available in a word processor, this might be a great new way for you to post to your blog.