Showing posts with label Larry Page. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Larry Page. Show all posts

Saturday, April 20, 2013

Larry Page Says Mobile Apps Won't Hurt Search: 'The Information Wants To Be Found' - along with my own links synopsis

Corporations, tech, media ... it doesn't get much better than this does it?

Who shall we look at first? Well, it's Boston Marathon and Chechnya...
- Chaplains In Great Demand In Aftermath Of Boston Marathon Bombing from www.huffingtonpost.com
- Facial Recognition Technology Helps Identify Boston Marathon Bombing Suspects from technorati.com
- Boston Marathon Bombing Suspects' Social Media Accounts Surface from www.webpronews.com

National Security Agency has been receiving a lot of press too:
- House Passes Pro-Business Cybersecurity Bill from techland.time.com

Did you notice all the talk about Larry Page and Google Inc.? Here are the best bits:
- Larry Page Says Mobile Apps Won't Hurt Search: 'The Information Wants To Be Found' - "CEO Larry Page responded that he "always" gets asked about how the popularity of mobile apps affects Google search, but he's "not super-concerned" about it" - said techcrunch.com

The rest? Well, Android (operating system) and IOS were in the press a fair amount:
- Doo Extends Reach Of Its Document Management Cloud Software With Launch Of Android Reader App, iOS Coming Soon - "German consumer document management startup doohas launched an Android app to extend the access points it offers users" - said techcrunch.com
- Android is Open to Attacks According to a Survey From NQ Mobile - technorati.com











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Thursday, January 24, 2013

Google Appears To Arrest The Decline in Cost-Per-Click; Page Is Hopeful That Mobile CPCs Will Rise - plus my own blog posts synopsis

Tech businesses are forever making news - thankfully for me as this is a tech blog. Who're we checking out now?

In our first little grouping, let's check out the sites discussing Wii and The Legend of Zelda:
- Nintendo Announces A Host Of Surprising New Titles For Wii U from www.webpronews.com
- Nintendo Promises More Titles For Wii U Including New Zelda, Mario Games from techcrunch.com



What else do we have? Well, there's Revenue and Google Inc.:
- Google Earnings: Google Posts 36% Revenue Increase YoY from www.webpronews.com
- Apple Changes The Way It Breaks Out China, App Store, Accessory Revenue from techcrunch.com







Larry Page and Google Inc. were mentioned quite a bit too:
- Google Appears To Arrest The Decline in Cost-Per-Click; Page Is Hopeful That Mobile CPCs Will Rise - "While Google CEO Larry Page and Senior Vice President Nikesh Arora didn't really explain what helped slow declines in the last quarter, both were optimistic about prices for mobile ads" - said techcrunch.com
- Larry Page Suggests That Google Is Looking Into Expanding Google Fiber - www.webpronews.com

What else is there? Well, IPhone and Android were in the press a fair amount:
- Peter Thiel & Reid Hoffman-Backed 100Plus Unveils Its First IPhone App, "A Life Coach In Your Pocket" - "This afternoon 100Plus launched its first official iPhone app in beta (with Android set to arrive in February) that combines all the lessons learned from its app experiments into one complete experience" - said techcrunch.com















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Friday, October 19, 2012

Facebook Wants YOU (To Build Android Apps On Its Platform) So It Launched A New Android SDK And Dev Center

Which companies have been moving and shaking in the realm of technology? Let's see.

Who shall we take a look at first? So, it's Google and Android (operating system) ..
- Expenses, Motorola Losses Eat Into Google's $14.10 Billion Q3 Revenue from searchenginewatch.com
- FTC Playing Antitrust Poker With Google And Looking For A Way To Save Face from searchengineland.com
- Mobile Optimization: Website Analytics On the Go - Google Analytics & Piwik from www.toprankblog.com





Larry Page and YouTube, LLC seemed to come up rather a lot too:
- Larry Page To Google's Investors: "You Should All Run Out And Buy The Nexus 7 For $199 from techcrunch.com
- Despite Disappointing Earnings, Larry Page Is "Delighted" And "Excited" from www.webpronews.com





Facebook and IOS were brought up a good deal too:
- Facebook Wants YOU (To Build Android Apps On Its Platform) So It Launched A New Android SDK And Dev Center - "If Facebook's going to make money on mobile, it needs developers building social apps that send it content and buying ads" - said techcrunch.com
- Xbox 360 Update Means Goodbye to Facebook, Twitter Apps - www.webpronews.com

To end we should take a quick look at Android and Apple Inc..
- Facebook SDK 3.0 Beta For Android Now Available - "Late last month, Facebook released the Facebook SDK for iOS 3.1 to developers everywhere" - said www.webpronews.com
- Google Issues Invites To October 29th NYC Android Event, Says "The Playground Is Open" - techcrunch.com
- Nikon CoolPix S800c: Does Android Belong in a Camera? [REVIEW] - mashable.com





















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Friday, March 16, 2012

Atlantic Records Unleashes iBook for Shinedown's Album Launch [EXCLUSIVE] - plus my selection of links for the day

I've been preparing for yet another glance at the best of the web. I've found some interesting links on Shinedown, Intel and Google.

OK, who has been talking about Shinedown? It was mashable.com who wrote an article called Atlantic Records Unleashes iBook for Shinedown's Album Launch [EXCLUSIVE].

What did they point out about Shinedown? They said:
Inside the Making of Shinedown's Amaryllis Atlantic Records has taken an uncommon approach to using Apple's iBooks Author -- touted as a creation platform that will "reinvent the textbook" -- by building an interactive ebook for rock band Shinedown's next album
and went on to say
Front man Brent Smith says the "For Your Sake: Inside the Making of Shinedown's Amaryllis" ebook revives the complete album experience, which changed when CD booklets and liner notes became less prevalent


Next we have a site that's been talking about Intel - SEO Services Buyer's Guide: Key Components of a Work Agreement.

They said:
How and when will this happen and what information can they share?Intellectual property rights assignment.Physical property rights: Hardware, CDs or other physical materials.Ancillaries: Such as scheduled meetings or phone/email support.Procedure for changing scope of work agreement during the life of the project.Payments & Milestones Milestones are an important part of work agreements that are often overlooked. These are the dates certain aspects of the project are to be completed, with corresponding payments
... interesting ...
Services rendered: If you are buying link building, include link characteristics, volume, etc. If content creationis part of the deal, how much and how often? Be specific to avoid disagreements later on.Acceptable file formats: For exchanging information.Site permissions: Who has access and to how much of your data?Inclusions and exclusions: Such as software or membership fees.Equipment: If you are providing any equipment for the SEO provider, list the specifics and any liabilities.Other providers or players: Will the SEO provider be responsible for corresponding with your developer or other in-houseor outsourced professionals? . This is especially important in SEO, as it is an ongoing process


Google
Google: also known as The Big G

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To finish it's Do E-Books Make It Harder to Remember What You Just Read? from healthland.time.com, focussing on Google. The wrote good quality stuff, particularly
Online, I discovered that Google's Larry Page himself had concerns about research showing that on-screen reading is measurably slower than reading on paper
and
When I discussed my quirky recall with friends and colleagues, I found out I wasn't the only one who suffered from "e-book moments."
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