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Link: Bicycling Directions, Trails Come to Google Maps
Bicycling Directions, Trails Come to Google Maps
And to think I had begun drawing green lines on my own personal Google maps.
A mighty struggle with embedding Google Reader shared items on my blog and glorious, oh glorious, victory
After reading this post from Robin Good, I finally got around to executing an efficient way to share what I’m watching, reading, listening to and playing with on the Web by embracing Google Reader’s sharing power.
Yes, my three readers, there is now a Recommended Reading page AND a widget in this site’s sidebar. Go [...]
Posted in Links | Also tagged C. Murray Consulting, display, embed, feeds, Google Reader, plugins, RSS, shared items, sharing, widgets, WordPress | Leave a comment
Google’s chief economist explains value in era of endless info
Hal R. Varian quoted in Wired:
Varian believes that a new era is dawning for what you might call the datarati—and it’s all about harnessing supply and demand. ‘What’s ubiquitous and cheap?’ Varian asks. ‘Data.’ And what is scarce? The analytic ability to utilize that data.”
Providing information analysis is a task that is related to but [...]
Posted in News Business, Newsroomnext, Scarcity to Abundance | Also tagged abundance, analysis, datarati, Hal R. Varian, News Business, Newsroomnext, scarcity, Wired | Leave a comment
What’s in a search engine’s name?
Microsoft wants more than 10.3% of searches.
Google is in the way.
Or maybe there really is a lot in a name after all.
So Microsoft’s Live is gone. Hello, Bing.
Did anyone in Redmond talk to Urban Dictionary first?
I did two searches. An ego investigation, and the name of the engine. Here’s Google’s version of the [...]
Posted in Web Tools | Also tagged Bing, Internet, Live, name, Romeo and Juliet, rose, search engines, Shakespeare | Leave a comment
Success is a by-product, not an objective: Manage culture and values, not people and tasks
Summary: In a Washington Post video (embedded at the bottom of this post), Google CEO Eric Schmidt says establishing and maintaining a certain culture and certain values at the company helps create success as a by-product as well as employees who do not need (as much of or a certain type of) managing [via SteveOuting.com].
My [...]
Posted in Era of Interconnection | Also tagged beliefs, CEO, Culture, Eric Schmidt, future, holism, holistic, industrial era, management, systems, values, Video, Washington Post | Leave a comment
Google Reader’s new Play feature turns your feeds into slide show of visual awesomeness