Archive for the tag 'Google'

Feb 20 2010

100Mbit Pipe or 100Mbit Pipe Dream?

Golly, CEO’s say the darndest things!  Qwest CEO Ed Mueller‎ is quoted as responding to FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski’s call for upgrading the US broradband infrastructure to 100Mbits to the home in the next decade saying: “100 meg is just a dream, we couldn’t afford it.”  He went on to add ”First, we don’t think the customer [...]

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Feb 13 2010

First, Do No Harm….

I’ve been thinking more over night about the whole Google Buzz fiasco, and the more I think about it, the more horrified I am.
What Google’s done in not thinking through the implications of the auto-follow defaults for Buzz will not be known for some time – but exposing everyone’s social network in this [...]

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Feb 12 2010

The Buzz on Buzz

So, Google is going after Twitter and Facebook it seems with Buzz.   Buzz could be an interesting platform, but here are 4 key reasons why it’s probably not going to take off just yet:

Google doesn’t get user experience.
People are already invested in Twitter and Facebook
APIs Matter
Poorly Thought Out Defaults

Quantitative vs. Qualitative
Google is a data driven [...]

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Oct 09 2007

LA Times: Public Health a “liberal issue” and other st00p1d reporting on Google

Published byDavid HM Spector under Internet

Update: The Huffington Post’s Eric Williams has even more on this, and coins the term of the week:  “Flag Hag.”  Perfect.
So, in an unbelievably asinine piece, the LA Times has declared, as part of some really poor reporting centering on how self-proclaimed “conservatives” are upset with Google’s little logos commemorating historical events, that “public [...]

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