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Google grows through acquisitions

by on September 9, 2011 in Blog

I wrote this article last month, but decided most people wouldn’t get my historical references, but Google’s acquisition of Zagat yesterday makes it timely, so I will resurrect it from the unused blog basement. While as a general rule I am more interested in the political and social aspects of history, every once in a [...]

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June was a lot better than May!

by on June 30, 2011 in Blog

As I was running projection reports the other night, I found myself peeking above my lap top at the television to see this somewhat .mad. looking man shouting repeatedly .June was a lot better than May!. Who was this crazed man and why was he saying what I had said just earlier in the day? [...]

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Google and the Internet to change the outcome of Casey Anthony Case

by on June 8, 2011 in Blog

The Internet and Google have changed the way our court system has worked in ways that we could never have imagined during the other .Trial of the Century.; the trial of OJ Simpson in 1995. I love trials and I was pleasantly surprised when my office mate shared an interest in the Casey Anthony trial [...]

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Call Me Later Please – I am watching the royal wedding

Call Me Later Please – I am watching the royal wedding

by on May 5, 2011 in Blog

If you were a milliner, a maker of champagne, or a scone baker, then the Royal Wedding was a boon; but for the rest of the US economy it may just have been a bust. I must admit to staying up all night to watch the Royal Wedding; sipping on champagne, eating scones, and wearing [...]

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Google’s Announcment Leaves Local Search Industry with Challenges/Opportunities

by on October 28, 2010 in Blog

Well the world of Local Search was turned on its ear yesterday with the Google.s D-Day.s announcement. At times like this, songs always run through my head, the song that came to mind was .The World Turned Upside Down., an English ballad played (or reportedly played) tauntingly by the American troops at the surrender at [...]

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