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Friday is the end of the workweek. The day should move along quickly, smoothly, and without any surprises. In that spirit, then,…
Everybody's looking for the typo, or a misplaced decimal. Could a domain really be worth $300-400 million? Could the Wall Street Journal have made three typographical errors in one article? Doubtful, the headline did use the word "jackpot."
It seems like a title like “XYZ is dead”, substitute XYZ for anything, is in fashion. I guess it gets more attention than saying XYZ is maturing or XYZ is changing. Not long ago there was a tile like “Page views is Dead”, now where is an article by Nick Sharp of Webtrends “Web Analytics is Dead”. Nick Sharp wrote:
I’ve been looking for a great video search engine that includes all the videos that I’ve done. I’ve been to Dabble, Blinkx, YouTube, MeeVee, Truveo, and others. None have all my videos with the latest videos represented.
We all know Google: the fun, friendly search engine company that loves its employees and puppy dogs. The same company that has an army of lawyers at its corporate back, and, as it turns out, rapidly expanding offices in Washington, D.C.
Okay people, enough is enough. I can’t go through a day anymore without reading some article or other about how Google has been seduced by the power of the dark side. It’s debunking time.
