A Plea To Online Grammar Butchers
This is a plea for the Language, pruned for the Internet, whittled down to bite-sized chunks, as naked as a tree in…
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This is a plea for the Language, pruned for the Internet, whittled down to bite-sized chunks, as naked as a tree in…
Merriam-Webster's and the Oxford English Dictionary's addition of "Google" to their multitude of pages as a verb has given Google fits, and the company has been desperately trying to fight the genericizing of their trademark name.
Jason Calacanis of Netscape/Weblogs Inc./AOL just kicked off the day at the Blog Business Summit here in lovely and cloudy Seattle.
Evan Williams and other Odeo employees buying control of Odeo back from their VCs is definitely an interesting piece of news because it's not that common, and it says something interesting about what some companies are experiencing right now.
Google's moving up in the world, and it just passed IBM. The search engine giant now holds the title of "world's third most valuable technology company," and is only about $2.5 billion behind Cisco. Microsoft is still the far-and-away leader of the pack, with a market capitalization of $279 billion (compared to Google's $145 billion).
Google's stepping-up its efforts to stop people from using "google" as a verb. They've posted a correct useage guide on the official Google blog, in an attempt to gently persuade people to not use Google incorrectly.