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Blended or Universal Search?
Michael and I had the opportunity to attend the SMX (Search Marketing Expo) last week in sunny Santa Clara, CA.
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Street View Competitor Gaining Strength, $7 Million
When people talk about Google Street View, the conversations tend to focus on either privacy or its undeniable "neat" factor. Thanks to Google's success in other areas, profitability just doesn't come up. But EveryScape has built its business around similar virtual tours, and the company just raised $7 million in funding.
Keeping Data Is Good, Says Google
Retaining search data helps Google improve its search results, despite privacy concerns that such retention could end up in the hands of the government via subpoena.
Google Android Had Some Glitches
The Google Android SDK for developing mobile applications contained a slew of vulnerabilities, including a passwordless root account.
What Would You Call Twitter Spam?
I've gone on enough about Twitter. I dig it. 'Nuff said at this juncture. But I got a couple of follow notifications the other day that surprised me.One was from Rupp Arena. If you're not savvy (shame, shame on you) that's where God's favorite college basketball team, the Kentucky Wildcats, play in Lexington. I found it rather interesting that an entire arena was following me,…
Google Preps For Summer Of Code
Some people will be interested, and some people won't. But for those who are, it's time to start getting ready for the 2008 Google Summer of Code.
