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Apple Study: 8 easy steps to beat Microsoft (and Google) View more presentations from Ouriel Ohayon. I’d like to share this fantastic presentation by French consulting firm faberNovel, a study on how Apple has maneuvered itself successfully in the market against Microsoft and Google. Tweet
The product managers at Google TV released a new video today explaining what Google TV is and what it may mean to you. On May 20, 2010, Google announced the launch of Google TV, a service which brings the Web and TV closer together. Here are some of the main features that Google TV will … Read more
If you’re interested in the future of Search and have got an hour and a half to spare, I highly recommend sitting down with your favorite beverage and watching this video. In this video, Google presents their most significant product releases of the year, including real time search. Marissa Mayer starts off by presenting four … Read more
Google made a couple of significant product announcements this week. Below you’ll find brief introductions to Google Goggles (image recognition on the Android phone) and real time search results on the Google search results page. Tweet
Here is a (very) quick look back at the Google story over the last 11 years. From Stanford to Mountain View and around the world, featuring many different products, starting with BackRub (Search) up to Google Wave, StreetView and Chrome. Tweet
This is a 45-minute video of Matt Cutts’ recent presentation at WordCamp – has to be one of the best recent summaries of SEO best practices you can find on video. My thanks go out to Jody Nimetz at the Marketing Jive blog for passing this my way. Tweet
It’s that time of year again when offices around the world brace for the worst, the most creative, and most daring ideas to surface in what is known as April Fools. Search engine company Google hasn’t shied away from the fun over the past few years, and has even used the April 1 date to … Read more
In this interview with Eric Schmidt, Charlie Rose asks the Google CEO a range of questions, from the origins of Google’s advertising model, to the monetization of YouTube, to whether the search giant would consider buying Twitter. The interviewer turned to the concept of the digital divide, and the role technology companies have played to … Read more