Yet again, for the third year in a row, the search giant whose very name has been transformed into a verb, grabbed the top spot in a list of the top 100 most powerful global brands (PDF).
Brand powerhouses
Source: Millward Brown Optimor
Its brand value grew 30 percent since last year’s report to surpass $86 billion. It [...]
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When flying to Oxford last week, I landed in London Heathrow, at the new Terminal 5.
Working for SITA, who was a bit involved with the construction of this new airport, it is a duty to check everything that is within the airport, to see what’s new, what was enhanced to minimize travelers pain points.
The Good:
Its [...]
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I just came back from Oxford where I attended the “Future Technologies Conference 2008” a conference exploring explore emerging technologies with an emphasis on Mobile / Web 2.0 innovations.
Unlike many of the large impersonal conferences, this conference aims to facilitate discussion between the audience and speakers and I was able to speak and mingle with [...]
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Just found this illustration from Elliance with all the search benefits that the blogosphere and blogs brings in general to your results:
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The official Chinese Google blog has released the new home page interface for Google.cn.
This interface is very siilar to the one for Korea.
The little colored dots are little animated roll overs. They are the following services:
Google Video (Youtube being most of the time blocked)
Google Images (Censured)
Google News (Not many news)
Google Ditu (Google Maps with China [...]
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