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Could a Google Backlash Materialize?
The Globe & Mail’s business section had an interesting feature story yesterday about how Google taking “aim at everything” – a thesis driven home recently with the launch of the Nexus mobile phone.
With Google seemingly everywhere and anywhere, it starts to beg the question about whether trying to all things to all people is too [...]
Technorati Redux?
For the past few years, Technorati has been easy fodder for critics. Once the shining star of the blog search world and a venture capital darling, Technorati stumbled into near oblivion after the service deteriorated to the point where it nearly became irrelevant.
But in the past two years, Technorati has dusted itself off, admitted [...]
Twitter Bling on Bing for Famous People
You have to give Microsoft’s new search engine, Bing, a lot of credit. Since the launch last month, it has done a terrific job of winning over a growing number of people with some savvy public relation efforts.
The latest is the launch of results that show Twitter updates….as long as you’re famous. Dipping its toe [...]
First Impressions; Tough Critics
For anyone involved in an online startup, the launch of Cuil earlier this week offered some good insight about the ins and outs of officially unveiling a new service.
While lots of media and blog coverage is the ultimate goal to gain attention and users, a far more important issue is making a good first impression [...]






Much Ado About the Real-Time Web?