Web search news roundup Nov. 1-7: Google custom sections, Bing geobrowsing, Hulu TV schedules

Lots of great Web search news and doin's around the Web this week, let's get right to it:

• Yahoo Helps Music Lovers Find Videos More Easily: Yahoo's added some great search refinements to their video search.
• List of all magazines now available in Google Books: Lots of magazines available for viewing in Google Books; I'm guessing they're going to add more (only three pages at the time of this writing).
• Coming Soon: Your Resource for Good Things to Come: Hulu presents a schedule of what's on TV.
• National Geographic Digitizes 120 Years of Magazines; Geobrowse with Bing Maps: Oh, now, THIS is cool. Local map functionality included in new Natl. Geographic retrospective set.
• No link between social isolation and the Internet: Phew! A new Pew Internet study "finds that the Internet and mobile phones do not lead to social isolation, as some previous research suggested. In fact, there's plenty of evidence that people who spend a lot of time online have fuller social lives."
• Internet censorship liable to WTO challenge: "Censorship of the Internet is open to challenge at the World Trade Organisation as it can restrict trade in services delivered online, a forthcoming study says."
• Build Your Own Google News Home Page With Custom Sections: A new Custom Sections Directory makes it easier than ever for searchers to customize their news.

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