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FORTUNE on Google/Gov’t “Love Story”

October 27, 2009

I’m glad I’m not the only one that has some questions about the growing relationship between Google and the government. This week’s FORTUNE magazine’s cover story is titled “Obama & Google (a love story)“. Again, I’m not saying it’s necessarily a bad thing to have one of the world’s smartest technology companies helping the government [...]

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What’s Wrong with a Googlified Government?

September 16, 2009

I am all for smaller, leaner, more efficient government. But don’t classify me as a right-winger just yet. I just don’t like wasteful spending and excess “bloat”, especially when tax dollars are stretched tighter than ever before. So you could assume that I would be in favor of Google’s recent announcement of “Google for the [...]

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4 Website Spring Cleaning Tips

April 15, 2009

It’s that time of year again. Daffodils are sprouting, trees are budding, and crickets are chirping. Tax day is over. You did remember to pay your taxes, right? Most people take advantage of the nicer weather to do some spring cleaning around the house. Your website is no different. Chances are after a hectic holiday [...]

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Split Screen Gmail?

March 10, 2009

Is anybody else seeing this extremely annoying gmail split screen? It only affects my Google Apps version of gmail, not my personal gmail account. I’ve tried everything: rebooting, clearing the cache and cookies, restarting Firefox. Nothing works, and it hasn’t gone away in 3 days. Suggestions welcome.

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Google Presentation at Ann Arbor Ad Club Tonight

January 8, 2009

Just a heads up for the Ann Arbor crowd, the local Google office is putting on a show entitled “Using Google Applications in Various Marketing Strategies” tonight at the Kensington Court Hotel from 5:00 to 7:00. Unfortunately I can’t make it tonight but I’m sure that’s okay with Google, considering the TechCrunch coverage my last [...]

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