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What Google Links about TDB a Slight Return

Okay, here is the latest list of what google thinks about This Damn Blog: robert randolph evertek top 10 rock songs top ten rock songs hot girl wallpaper firefoxs jonas brothers huff po gran bel fisher lyrics liza menelli (WTF?) tribal wallpaper women and songs notre damn football cathrine harris “robert randolph” pixel girl wallpaper [...]

The Ninja does the Google

Turns out that The Ninja is part of a “community effort” effort over at Zend – that’s been cranking out some code for the Zend Google Data Client Library: The Google Data APIs provide a simple standard protocol and writing data on the web. For example, Google Base, Calendar, Blogger, and CodeSearch each have a [...]

What Google thinks of This Damn Blog

So now you can claim sites at Google, sorta similarly to the way you can at Technorati – this is what Google thinks of This Damn Blog: Top search queries are the top queries to Google that return pages from your site. Top search query clicks are the top queries to Google that directed traffic [...]

Google Video Search

I am sure you have heard by now about Google’s Video Search, but it is much more then just a video search. Here is what Google says: Our mission is to organize the world’s information, and that includes the thousands of programs that play on our TVs every day. Google Video enables you to search [...]

The Return of the Portals

Back in the day, all of the search engines ( Altavista, Infoseek, etc. ) wanted to become portals and become sticky. So they poured millions into free e-mail, shopping apps, horoscopes, stock quotes, you name it – and they lost their users to an upstart that focused on search. Fast forward to the present – [...]

GCensus

JD has created a cool little app called GCensus based on the U.S. Census data and Google Maps: The map tool that is located on the home page of this site is a combination of technologies. The map and all of the images belong to Google and come from maps.google.com. The data is extracted from [...]

Google’s Growing Pains

As it turns out technology companies are a lot like media superstars, or maybe it is just a truism that nothing can sustain popularity at the highest level, or maybe it is as simple as power corrupts. I don’t know, but I do know that what Google is going through right now is very similar [...]

Gooogle’s Autolink

I admit that when I first heard of Google’s Autolink dealio the first thing that crossed my mind was the evil Microsoft Smart Tags Fiasco – and in the context of Google’s Do No Evil moto it seemed contradictory to say the least. Upod further review it’s not quite as evil. Unlike smart tags it [...]