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Aardvark
I’ve had this draft post about Aardvark for about two weeks now. Now that they’ve been acquired by Google, I guess it’s about time to finally publish it. I first heard about Aardvark via the Seattle Tech Startups mailing list … Continue reading
Tagged aardvark, acquisition, google, qna, socialsearch
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On the US Gov’t “Going Google”
On the US Gov’t “Going Google” – very true. Google has had great success, and thus they are a problem.
Tagged antitrust, google, government, publicvsprivate
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MapDotNet : Blog : Google voice recognition software used in street data collection process?
Last week Google replaced thier base maps in the US, no longer using data from TeleAtlas. The new data isn’t from OpenStreetMap either. I think we are finally starting to figure out where it all came from: MapDotNet : Blog … Continue reading
Tagged gis, google, googlemaps, vectordata, voicerecognition
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Why Facebook Shouldn’t Fear OpenSocial
Why Facebook Shouldn’t Fear OpenSocial – I’m supposed to be studying, so of course it’s a good time to do some blogging. Anyhow, I agree with Josh that the idea that the competition now being Facebook vs OpenSocial is silly. … Continue reading
Tagged advertising, api, facebook, google, myspace, opensocial, webservices
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Official Google Maps API Blog: Microformats in Google Maps
Official Google Maps API Blog: Microformats in Google Maps – they could do a lot more, but it’s a good start.
Tagged gmaps, google, googlemaps, hcard, microformats
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Acquisitions
I think there are two web companies in the last few years that I’ve really wrote here about how great I thought they were, JotSpot and Feedburner. Now 2/2 acquired by Google… of course, let’s hope this purchase goes better … Continue reading
Tagged acquisitions, business, feedburner, google, jotspot, mna
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Google Webmaster Tools – Webmaster Tools
Google Webmaster Tools – Webmaster Tools – this will now show you all links that Google knows of to your own pages. Some things I noticed there is a lot of spam, especially search result pages and wikipedia clones Google’s … Continue reading
Official Google Blog: Spot On
Official Google Blog: Spot On – Google has bought JotSpot; this is big news to me (and far, far more interesting than YouTube). I’ve considered applying to work at JotSpot in the past, but one of the reasons I didn’t … Continue reading
Tagged acquisition, enterprise, google, googleoffice, jotspot, wiki
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Google Code – Updates: New GData API: Google Base
Google Code – Updates: New GData API: Google Base – two of my biggest hopes – Google opening up Google Base, and more wide adoption of APIs based around OpenSearch – all at once. This could be big.
Tagged api, gdata, google, googlebase, opensearch
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