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The Top 10 Smart Cities On The Planet
BY BOYD COHEN, fastcoexist.comCrunching a list of variables about innovation and sustainability, we rank the world’s smartest cities, from New York to Hong Kong (and with an unexpected winner)
Last year, I spent considerable time researching best practices for climate…
Top 10 smart cities
David Choe Paints Graffiti-Style Art at Facebook’s New Headquarters
Rusty Blazenhoff, laughingsquid.comMuralist and graffiti artist David Choe has extensively tagged the walls and furniture of the new Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California at the request of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. You might remember in 2007 when we…
Wow ! Graffiti style art for facebook’s office.
Joann Pan, mashable.com
Rumors are flying about Facebook Inc. going public this year. So, just how much money is the world’s largest social network worth?
Reports project that Facebook will go public some time between April and June. The company itself has…
How Facebook’s Expected $100 Billion IPO Breaks Down [INFOGRAPHIC]
Interview with Ford CEO Alan Mulally and CTO Paul Mascarenas at CES 2012
Chris Ziegler, theverge.comWe just had an opportunity a few minutes ago to catch up with Alan Mulally and Paul Mascarenas, CEO and CTO of Ford, who are once again in Vegas to show off some of Detroit’s finest steel at CES. In fact, this is Ford’s fifth consecutive…
Ford at CES 2012
Misdirection, Doublespeak, Non-Answers, And Straight Up Bad Decisions
God bless Danny Sullivan. You should read his latest post tonight in which he tries to squeeze some information — any information — out of Google chairman Eric Schmidt about today’s rather disastrous deep Google+ integration into Google Search. Unfortunately, all he gets are bursts of hot air.
Schmidt tells him that Google would be happy to talk with Twitter and Facebook about integration into the new Search+ features. So why didn’t they do that before, you know, they rolled the feature out? Well, never you mind that. Schmidt refuses to say one way or another if they did or didn’t. “I’m not going to talk about specifics.”
My understanding is that they didn’t. But perhaps more telling is the fact that they didn’t have to.
Both Twitter and Facebook have data that is available to the public. It’s data that Google crawls. It’s data that Google even has some social context for thanks to older Google Profile features, as Sullivan points out.
It’s not all the data inside the walls of Twitter and Facebook — hence the need for firehose deals. But the data Google can get is more than enough for many of the high level features of Search+ — like the “People and Places” box, for example.
Google searched changed for me - more personal and social .
Search, plus your world. Please see the screenshot that shows clearly why Google plus is a must for any business now.
As a Google user, even personal results mean a lot. Google search is more social and personal now. To upgrade your experience to G+ search you can visit this URL and opt in http://www.google.com/insidesearch/plus.html
