Archive for October, 2005
Saturday, October 29th, 2005
Another way to see where Google is going is to look at the top hires they are bring into Google. Here are few of the top ones and what their expertise has been:
Marc Lucovsky
One of Windows chief architects at Microsoft
Kai-Fu-Lee
Head of Microsofts’s Natural Internative Services Division - working on voice interface for Windows
Vint Cerf
Codeveloper of […]
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Friday, October 28th, 2005
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Thursday, October 27th, 2005
Vonage dropped our business number when transferring our carrier to them from Qwest back in June and we were without our business number until August 12. This was filed with the FCC. We won’t bore you here with more about this, but if you are interested in the actual results of this from the […]
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Saturday, October 22nd, 2005
Windows Vista should be available as Microsoft’s new operating system by Christmas, 2006. The development name at Microsoft has been Longhorn (or Longwait, as it’s affectionately called). What does this mean for a user? Should you wait on buying a computer or buy now? If buying now, what should be in the specs?
First, let’s define […]
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Thursday, October 20th, 2005
If you try to search on the world failure in Google, the first entry that comes up on the result page is the biography of George W. Bush - the official White House bio. There are over 277 million entries returned, and this bio is the first entry. Moreover, if you search the bio page, […]
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Monday, October 17th, 2005
All of the major search engines except MSN were birthed at universities. Both Google and Yahoo began their life at Stanford University. Their public mission statement is to organize the chaotic information of the Internet into a useful order that people can access based on their need using queries. All of them have evolved into […]
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Tuesday, October 11th, 2005
The alliance of Google with Sun against Microsoft is a big clue that together they plan to try to tackle the Microsoft giant together. You can read more about this from David Kirkpatrick’s article at the Fortune site:
Fortune Article
At the present time Sun has only agreed to distribute the Google Toolbar to consumers who want […]
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Wednesday, October 5th, 2005
In just seven years, Google, Inc has gone from a simple startup to a leading search engine with the major part of the search engine traffic and $7.1 billion dollars to spend where they will go next. Where will it go? The payroll is now 4200 employees, which is still small compared to Microsoft’s 61,000 […]
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Saturday, October 1st, 2005
Vonage restored our business number 503 697-4773 on August 11, one week shy of 2 months we were withosut our business line. During that time an expensive DEX yellow page ad and some 375 web pages pointed to a dead line. We have filed a billing with Vonage for about $8,000 for the lost business, […]
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Saturday, October 1st, 2005
If you are purchasing an ad on Google using Adwords, remember that three of the five parameters that determines the positioning of your ad are subjective. The parameters may not be subjective to Google, but they are to you - you have no way of determining their value for you ad. This means Google […]
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