Google Seeks “Total Information”
Google’s a perfectly good search engine, but how well would it function as some sort of omniscient life coach? I don’t know…
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Google’s a perfectly good search engine, but how well would it function as some sort of omniscient life coach? I don’t know…
Google may be great at finding things, but the company is apparently not so good at counting - some Google Apps Premier Edition customers were recently billed $500 for ten accounts, even though they held just one, two, or three accounts.
Rumours have been surfacing for the last few days that Google might be buying FeedBurner for around $100M.
Spring cleaning at blog search site Technorati has yielded an updated interface and a more intuitive way to search for blog content.
Beginning a piece of writing with a quote is bad, and using clichés can be worse, but a lot of intelligent, upright, and otherwise excellent people subscribe to the maxim that the dog is man’s best friend. Google’s devotion to these animals - as recently demonstrated by its participation in the RSPCA Million Paws Walk - has, as a result, won the company a lot…
At this point you start to wonder why bother: Google reins supreme in the realm of search, Yahoo doesn't, neither does Microsoft, and everybody else might as well hang it up. MGoogle Grows, Others Slow