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  1. Guy Kawasaki Talks Content Marketing, Social & Google+

    Consider that 30 million books have been published to date, according to a report from Mashable that used Google's algorithm to add them all up. That's according to Guy Kawasaki, the New York Times bestselling author of "Enchantment" and 11 other...

  2. Jybe Concierge Search Agent Discovers Restaurants & Suggests Dinner

    If you don't already know what books to read, films to watch or what to eat on the menu, explicit query led research into this is likely to be extremely tedious and frustrating on a mobile device. Search Technology team), Tim Converse (ex-Powerset...

  3. Google Play, YouTube & Others Getting 600+ 20th Century Fox Movies, TV Shows

    Google Play launched earlier this year as their cloud-based “digital entertainment destination” for apps, music, movies, and books. A new initiative from 20th Century Fox called The Digital HD project is bringing over 600 new movie and TV titles to...

  4. Google’s Avinash Kaushik Talks Optimization Across All Channels at #SESTO

    In addition to his position with Google, Kaushik is the co-founder of Market Motive Inc.and the author of bestselling books “Web Analytics: An Hour a Day” and “Web Analytics 2.0”. Avinash Kaushik, digital marketing evangelist at Google, took the...

  5. FTC on Mobile Apps: Will Android, Apple Please Think of the Children?

    FTC staff examined offerings in the Apple App Store and Android Marketplace, evaluating the apps specifically marketed for children, ranging from books, memory games and stories to flash cards and puzzles.

  6. Nomenclature: The Industry Case For and Against SEO

    If we simply left the term ‘SEO’ for the history books (websites, ha! It changed dramatically again five years ago, when Google announced its critical first steps toward a universal search model that incorporated videos, images, news, maps, books...

  7. New Google Privacy Policy Combines User Data From All Google Services

    The only products that seem to have their own product-specific privacy policy are Chrome and Chrome OS (“to explain our privacy practices specific to those products in more detail”), Books, and Google Wallet (because it’s “regulated by industry...

  8. Hypertext Visionary Jorge Luis Borges Celebrated with Google Logo

    Were it not for Borges and other visionaries such as American inventor and engineer Vannevar Bush – who predicted the arrival of the “memex,” in which an individual could store all “his books, records, and communications, and which is mechanized...

  9. The Google+ Controversy & Virtual Worlds – A Question Of Identity

    Samuel Clemens wrote his books under a pseudonym – Mark Twain. This, in turn, allows them to apply the equivalent of digital alchemy by turning the worth of each user in to multiples. Of course, last Friday evening all hell broke loose.