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Feeding Google its own dog food
October 16, 2007
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Is the search box at the center of the Google site? Does Google want to crawl all services, like iLike of Last.fm? I doubt it: their is no information on the Google site, you should not be redirected to that site per se, it needs not to be on the top of the PageRank mountain.
This animation is funny, but it misses key-points in digital content.
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at October 18, 2007 07:20 AM
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The Atlantic article:
Is Google Making Us Stupid?"
Nick's new book:
"Future Shock for the web-apps era" -Fast Company
"Ominously prescient" -Kirkus Reviews
"Riveting stuff" -New York Post
Greatest hits
Avatars consume as much electricity as Brazilians
The love song of J. Alfred Prufrock's avatar
Flight of the wingless coffin fly
Other writing
The end of corporate computing
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