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September 2, 2008 Google Chrome - Google Chrome tomorrow in more than 100 countries. Filed under: - Tags: Chrome, Companies, Google, Google Chrome, Open source, Search Engines, Searching, Web browser - Digtital Move's @ 7:58 am Image by f8 & be there via Flickr This sound's intersting ! Google Chrome. Related articles by Zemanta Google Chrome - where art thou? Google Chrome update: First screenshot, and live-blog alert First Images of Google Chrome Get Ready for Google Chrome: New Open-Source Web Browser Google Chrome: Reading Up While We Wait

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How Cuil Is It to Misspell Your Brand Name? Published July 28th, 2008 * Further Reading ShareThis Departments: Featured * Technology Explore related topics: Branding * Cuil * Google * Search The search game got a little more interesting Monday with the launch of Cuil, the next Google wannabe. But it was a rough first day for the Menlo Park startup. Cuil Everybody loves a giant killer, so there was no shortage of online ink today over the public debut of Cuil, a new engine which claims to search "more pages on the Web than anyone else-three times as many as Google and ten times as many as Microsoft."

New search engine !

Beyond Google - Zimbio One for the best pages on Zimbio ! Down To Business: Google's Schmidt: An Economic Solution Is Within Our Grasp Now that bailout is the new black in tony economic circles, is there any limit to the government's role in propping up companies and markets? Google CEO Eric Schmidt calls for a "balance" between the simplistic … From rss.topix.net via Topix. (November 29, 2008)

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Occasionally I get an E Mail from some- one questioning what I add to my website! If they read my About page it might give them some insight but then they couldn't rag on me. " Why do you add so many Google features or how come you feature The Bing Blog and the Lijit Search Box! " I could tell them that Andy Quayle at Tech burgh my web hosting service is a Google Expert and has thru his blog taught me about Google! Lijit is not only a great addition to any website but has the best tech support on the WWW. The Bing Blog is a great read and also a fun search application! I use all my blog features period no favorites! My reblogs are done with Zemanta and I add good stuff with Apture

August 18, 2008 A & R Edelman: Clients Filed under: - Tags: Edelman, FriendFeed, Google, John McCain, New York Times, Public relations, Steve Rubel, Twitter - Digtital Move's @ 5:09 am KColorEditImage via Wikipedia More about Mr Edelaman's Firm ! I reblogged his 6 am today readers might want know more about him and his firm ! A & R Edelman: Clients.

August 28, 2008 BackType - Blog Archive » Introducing BackType Filed under: - Tags: Advertising, Blog, Comment, Google, On the Web, Social media, TechCrunch, Tools, Twitter, Web search engine, Weblogs, Website, WordPress, World Wide Web, Yahoo - Digtital Move's @ 7:31 am Image via Wikipedia Very interessting new Site !  Description from  site below ! INTRODUCING BACKTYPE BackType is a website that lets people find, follow and share comments from across the web. Comments play an important role in social media; there are millions of comments written every single day. BackType's technology crawls and indexes millions of comments so you can search them by topic or follow those written by the people you care about. BackType - Blog Archive » Introducing BackType.

Micro Persuasion: Marketing Authentically with Personal Brands as Corporate All-Stars Image representing Squidoo as depicted in Crun... Image via CrunchBase Hook-If you are attempting to brand read Steve Ruble he and the folks at Edelman do it for a living and they do it with GUSTO ! I think the greatest site on the Internet to start branding your self is http://www.squidoo.com/ Squidoo is a community website based in Irvington, N.Y. that allows users to create pages (called lenses) for subjects of interest. Lenses are interactive, and can contain Flickr photos, Google maps, blogs, eBay auctions, YouTube videos, and other links. Squidoo is in the top 500 most visited sites in the world, and in the top 250 most viewed in the United States.[1] It has donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to charity. Development on Squidoo started in 2005, launching a beta testing period in October of that year.[2] The launch team consisted of Seth Godin, his book editor Megan Casey, former Fast Company employee Heath Row, Corey Brown, and Gil Hildebrand, Jr. Upon its announcement, Seth Godin, Squidoo's CEO, released a free ebook titled "Everyone's an Expert."[3] The ebook outlines the difference between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0, and then goes on to detail lenses and their effectiveness as a "nowblog." The site came out of beta testing two months later and reached 100,000 lenses within the first six months. It now has more than 700,000 lenses. Squidoo owes its name to the squid, which has eyes containing large lenses, analogous to Squidoo's lenses which as Godin notes, "provide a view on the world."[4] It ends in "oo" since tech companies with two "o"s in their name - Google, Yahoo!, Godin's own Yoyodyne - have all been a success.[4]Key people Seth Godin, Founder. Megan Casey, Editor in Chief Gil Hildebrand, Jr., Chief Engineer Corey Brown, COO Kimberly Dawn Wells, Community Organizer I have Lense and work on it a couple hours a week. Squidoo

August 4, 2008 Micro Persuasion [repost] Filed under: - Tags: Business, Detroit Michigan, iPhone, Micro Persuasion, Newspaper, Professional, Reading, Recreation, Sports, Steve Rubel, The Palace of Auburn Hills, United States - Digtital Move's @ 10:09 am Image via Wikipedia Reading the newspaper: Brookgreen Gardens in P...This is a partial repost of Steve Rubel's article ! It would be a wonderful reason to read my local papers if every day added to the front page a well crafted blog post was added ! This a paper from Detroit I only read on line http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/frontpage ! I only read it on Sunday ! I do not subscribe I am 72 years old born and raised in Detroit and grewup with this ,as a new source ! I am not critisizing the Newspapers but when do they really go digital ! Mr Rubel's solution below is a tough decision but it may be the only on

 found Rick Klau's Blogspot while reviewing comments on a post by Louis Gray! It s no secret that I am a fan of Google and like the fact that their  employees use a blog to express their ideas and thoughts-I am 73 years od and grew up in an era when an employee was never allowed to express themselves Publicly! These Employee Blogs let we the Unwashed know behind the Logo there are people just like US! RICK KLAU I'm Rick Klau, and this is my personal  weblog. I'm a  Product Manageron the Blogger team at Google. Unless otherwise noted, the views expressed on these pages are mine alone and not those of my employer. Thanks for stopping by.

Audiences are skipping TV spots with their DVRs and learning how to ignore ads on the web. Instead, they're talking (bluntly) about products and brands on Twitter, chatting about them on Facebook and searching for the reviews and opinions of other customers on Google before they buy. Armed with free, easy-to-use tools that allow them to ask trusted friends what they think or give an unsolicited opinion to hundreds in an instant - it's word of mouth on fire. The truth is, as people are increasingly empowered by social media, marketers are losing control. In a lot of ways these trends are great news for the world because more customers are getting the real story and finding out from each other which products and services have real value, and which ones don't. But where does this leave the people who've build honest businesses being experts in push strategies that used to work? A lot of them are scratching their heads wondering "How the hell are we going to make money now?"

August 12, 2008 Mahalo News Letter does not confuse effort with results! Filed under: - Tags: Google, Jason Calacanis, Mahalo, Microsoft, San Francisco, Sequoia Capital, TechCrunch.com, TechCrunch50 conference - Digtital Move's @ 2:51 pm Image via Wikipedia Thanks to Jason Calacanis for allowing me to republish his news letter ! Since Aug 8th 505 subscriptions to letter have been added! That a pretty heavy hit since the average blog only attracts 500 readers ! It is interesting that an old tried and true format using direct mail techniques has so Much response ! Obviously content is still King ! Jason's List Subscriber Count: 3,280 Change since last email: 1 unsubscribe, 505 subscribe How to demo your startup

The All-Digital Newsroom of the Not-So-Distant Future Image representing Seth Godin as depicted in C... Image byhttp://www.prestonlee.com/archives/67 via CrunchBase I am not sure any of the old media could ever pull off the a digital newsroom ! There are certain content creators like Chris Brogan Seth Godin Steve Rubel Dave Winer who could show them how, but will they understand ! I don't think so ! Most of the Old Media could not find there way with Google Earth ! Attached is a copy of tabbloid Seth Godin talks about how to create a newspaper tabbloid_2009-01-10_0901-seth-2-now I was born in 1936 and sadly can get more infrmation from Twitter than any of the local media in Michigan, unless you wnat information you might find in A publication in the United States by this name was officially The National Police Gazette, although commonly referred to as simply the Police Gazette. It was founded in 1845 by George Wilkes, a journalist and sometime transcontinental railroad booster.[1] The editor for most of the 19th century was Richard K. Fox, an immigrant from Ireland. Ostensibly devoted to matters of interest to the police, it was more often a tabloid-like publication, with lurid coverage of murders, Wild West outlaws, and sport. It was well known for its engravings and photographs of scantily clad strippers, burlesque dancers, and prostitutes, often skirting on the edge of what was legally considered obscenity. The National Police Gazette enjoyed considerable popularity in the late 19th century and early decades of the 20th century; but its popularity decreased during the Great Depression. [1] It continued publishing until 1982. [2] Musician Dan Hicks has claimed that he derived inspiration for some of his witty, satiric lyrics by stories he had read in The Police Gazette. The website, www.policegazette.us[3], mimics the Police Gazette style in coverage of current events and contains some archival materials from the original publication that give a

July 28, 2008 digital-with-reblog Filed under: - Tags: Google, Jason Calacanis, Knol, Mahalo, Mahalo Daily, Mahalo.com, Viacom, YouTube - Digtital Move's @ 10:31 pm Wikipedia http://article-social-media-swicki.eurekster.com/jasoncalacanis/ Contribute to this swicki: Comment on this search digital-with-reblog.