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With All Due Respect to the Libyans, There Are More Important Things Happening Right Now

Posted on March 8, 2011 by

Once again, Google Trends shows what the world really cares about. While Gaddafi is leading the news reference volume with about 42,000 Google News articles in the past week, Charlie Sheen (24,000 Google News mentions) clearly made it clear that … Continue reading →

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Google Social Search Update

Posted on February 22, 2011 by

Around a hundred years ago, in January 2007, we realized the potential of leveraging your social graph for improving search relevancy. Back then, Twitter was an unknown product called twttr (or as Michael Arrington put it: “How do their shareholders … Continue reading →

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Fooled By Google (Pronounce: Foogle)

Posted on October 3, 2007 by

In the past few years I learned to trust Google’s first page results better than my girlfriend (update following this post: ex-girlfriend). In many ways, it saved me from memorizing URLs of services that I commonly use (or even book-marking … Continue reading →

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