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digg_url = 'http://blogs.msdn.com/stevecla01/archive/2008/05/05/getting-to-the-top-of-google.aspx'; I read Searching to get to the top of Google   in The Sunday Times yesterday and enjoyed it so much I thought I would share here two interesting facts Read More...
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[image from CW] I double checked before I posted this given the article was dated April 1st but it’s validated on Google’s own blog in Bringing the cloud with you . So now Google is part of the Software plus Services world we’ve been Read More...
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Dennis Howlett has laid a $500 bet at Scoble’s door following Robert’s “ Google is making a run for the enterprise ” post this week. I read the post and almost replied but Dennis did a way better job than I could have. No question Read More...
Sidebar by Eric Gillin Not the kind of thing I expected to see covered in Esquire but it started a fun conversation between Darren Strange, myself and a PR chap we know about what beta means these days. I have my own views but would love to hear yours...does Read More...
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image credit - New York Times   The headline is form the Financial Times yesterday - this topic is going to be a big one this year. Steve Ballmer predicted that "a new super-group of tech companies would dominate the cloud computing market, Read More...
  Google Docs Bar - a companion for Firefox is very nice - I hope we have something similar for IE8 or even a shell extension for Windows that would allow direct upload to SkyDrive and Office Live Workspace. We have an add-in for the latter that Read More...
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I can only assume Google posted their response to the MSFT/Yahoo deal today to give Twitter some much needed rest :) Plenty are weighing in on a Sunday though Ian Fried , Arrington and Nick Carr to mention 3 with very similar themes. ...and as I type Read More...
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I'm now publishing my Google Shared items via Twitter. You can tune in at http://twitter.com/steveclashared to see what I am reading and recommending. Read More...
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If I could, right now I'd be building a version of the OLD Google Reader and offering it to the OLD fans of Reader. People are going ape**** over the decision by Google to make a social network out of Reader (with no opt out feature). I love Reader and Read More...
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Hugh has a bit of a thread going on Microsoft's next big thing and he suggests it's TV. I don't totally agree but the battle for the living room experience is on and has been for a while. Microsoft has some long term investments here but also some that Read More...
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A long but good read in the NY Times today and it's clear that battles lines are being drawn - by the press if not the two companies. I like Google - they make great software and are clearly very smart. However, as they move in to business (or enterprise) Read More...
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Nice headline from Scoble but hyperbole methinks. No question Google's My Location is *very* cool and I was amazed how well it worked - and disappointed that Microsoft hasn't done this as our Live Mobile client is very slick . I would love to know how Read More...
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For research purposes you understand. Well, you decide when reading the job spec on their site. Clearly the tool for real information workers. Hat Tip to the OfficeRocker! Read More...
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I enjoyed this article that James pointed me to as I've played a little with Google Gears inside of Google Reader. For a long time I have been saying Reader would be perfect if it had offline but I've hardly used it since they added it - and I can't quite Read More...
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I read Paul Graham's now infamous linkbait a few hours after it appeared and added a small comment myself to the debate. Since then, I've had numerous friends and blog readers ping me and goad me in to commenting. Despite trying to avoid blogging this Read More...
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