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- Tue, 2008-Nov-18: Why Paper Sucks
- Tue, 2008-Nov-11: Why is Google the Most-Searched Brand Name -- even the Most-Searched String -- on the Internet?
- Tue, 2008-Nov-11: Language as a Service
- Mon, 2008-Nov-10: Headlines -- Are They Bogus or Can You Trust Them?
- Sat, 2008-Nov-8: What's the matter with .GOV?
- Fri, 2008-Nov-7: Cloud Computing at Web 2.0 :: How Many Platforms are Available?
- Fri, 2008-Nov-7: Causes :: It's Growing at Hundreds of Thousands of People per Day
- Thu, 2008-Nov-6: Mary Meeker's Best Slide from Web 2-0 Summit
- Tue, 2008-Nov-4: Big Bust?!? Why Are Ads Down Despite 2008 Presidential Campaign Advertising?
- Fri, 2008-Oct-31: Trick or Treat -- It's Web 3.0! :D
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Archive for September 2008
New & Improved :: Google Human !
Tue, 2008-Sep-16 by nmw.
Now Google has come up with something that seems brand new: Human Evaluation! ;D
Well, apart from the fact that I just happened to write about this yesterday over at Kara Swisher’s blog (”It’s the Economy, Stupid“) — mentioning about how complex a statement like “it’s technology, stupid” is — what makes Google guys think they’re smart enough to evaluate what I might be interested in (or not). Here’s a message to these 2.0 nitwits: It’s Enlightenment, stupid!
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Discussion of “Advertising Post World Wide Web 2.0″ — After the Cold Rush
Thu, 2008-Sep-11 by nmw.
Discussion thread for “Advertising Post World Wide Web 2.0“
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Will Open Hash be a Hit or Will it Flip, Flop & Fly?
Fri, 2008-Sep-5 by nmw.
How will Google be making out with its users when they fire up an instance of chrome?
Will the hash be open or closed? Will the URLs that Google is tracking remain top secret?
I have asked on Matt Cutts’ blog…
and I received no response — and that means (to me): people who want Google tracking their every move should go ahead and install Google Chrome. People who prefer to remain untracked (and free from Google’s soliciting practices) would do well to “wait and see”.
Especially because there doesn’t seem to be any compelling advantage to download and install Google software on your personal computer (and therefore all of the privacy organization alarm bells are ringing loud and clear).
But suit yourself — just don’t come back and say I didn’t tell you so (because that’s what I just did! ;) ….
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