by Dave Gehring on December 10, 2009
I just finished reading Rae Hoffman’s post in the Outspoken Media blog about Google’s new real time search inclusion of Tweets. Now tweets deemed relevant to a keyword search appear at the top of the SERP evidently assigning huge value to recency in the algorithm. Hoffman does an excellent job of outlining why this is [...]
by Dave Gehring on December 4, 2009
I just finished reading Ken Auletta’s new book: Googled, The End of the World as We Know It. Auletta delivers on many levels with this book. As a general corporate biography, Auletta was given the kind of access required to compose a compelling story about the development of the business as well as the role [...]
by Dave Gehring on November 20, 2009
These are economic times when you need to be either creating something, selling something or maybe establishing new channels for something to be sold. In my industry, that means you’re either writing software, selling software or building a new channel for more software to be sold. Everything else is a bit expendable. I think this [...]
by Dave Gehring on October 28, 2009
Today Verizon and Motorola launched the first Android phone. Here’s news from a guy who was there, Saul Hansell. The sure-to-follow-marketing effort will leave us all wondering when Android will become self aware and decide to enslave the human race. Regardless, I’m pretty darn excited about the launch actually. Granted, not being a gadget guy, [...]
Sidewikify me please
by Dave Gehring on October 27, 2009
So, the new thing seems to be Google’s Sidewiki service. Actually, I’m not sure it’s a service, in fact, I’m not sure what it is, so maybe they have a team putting together a new nomenclature for Sidewiki which will finally steal some momentum from the Twitter vocabularly….which interestingly enough got us all to stop [...]
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