Mediascrape
Mediascape has done an amazing mashup of Google Maps and video! Very slick interface with a ton of video. This is great example of what the web is becoming!
Nice job!
My observations of things going on at Google.
Mediascape has done an amazing mashup of Google Maps and video! Very slick interface with a ton of video. This is great example of what the web is becoming!
Nice job!
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Labels: Maps
Wow! Google has add Presentation to the Google Docs suite.
In a word Wow!
Try it for yourself it's free and it's cool. If you user Google Apps for Domains you have access well.
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tlaughlin
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9:11 AM
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Labels: Docs
Google Reader has left the lab and become a non-beta product. At the same time multi-Language support was added.
Hopefully reader will continue to grow and expand. I have found the addition of search to be a huge asset.
Keep up the good work Reader Team
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tlaughlin
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9:02 AM
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Labels: Reader
The Webmaster Tools group has added subscriber counts to the set of tools.
This will give you a count of how people are using Google Reader to subscribe to you sites RSS Feeds. Would seem pretty cool, but not super inclusive.
Two big problems.
Only shows Google Reader subscriptions.
If you user FeedBurner, which Google owns, you feeds loose their association to your site.
Oh well, nice try needs some work. I would suggest to use FeedBurner and their stats are pretty inclusive.
Maybe version 2 will be a little more accurate.
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tlaughlin
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8:52 PM
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Labels: FeedBurner, Webmaster Tools
Google is sponsoring the Lunar X-Prize. Why you might ask? I sure did.
But with some thought I realized Google is a bunch of science and math geeks. So why not try and instill science and math into our youth? We going to need more Googlers!
Space was of big interest in the 70, but not so much any more. Well, looks like Google wants to change that.
Good luck to all participants.
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tlaughlin
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8:36 PM
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Duplicate content bad. But the Webmaster team has given the content developers of the world a few guidelines.
Nothing new of shocking here, or at least not me. Having worked on a few commerce sites this has bitten me before and made think.
So listen to warnings, watch your Query Strings and code away.
Enjoy and have a good day.
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tlaughlin
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1:35 PM
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Labels: Webmaster Tools
Okay so this one baffles me. Google has done some custom results for Cricket! I ask, why Cricket? Or I guess really ask why not Baseball, Football, Hockey, Basketball, and Cricket?
Equal opportunity sports here please.
All kidding aside, cool stuff, but why start with cricket. Maybe it's just the self centered American attitude, but wouldn't a more world popular sport be a good place to start. In that case, why not Soccer?
Oh well in time it will all come together.
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tlaughlin
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1:26 PM
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Labels: Search