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Google at 10: Larry, Sergey & Me
It was nine years ago, I first met Google co-founders Larry Page & Sergey Brin, and talked to them about their idea, their ambitions and their view of the future. There were no "do-no-evil" chants; no talk about money or planes. It was a conversation about the Internet, its infrastructure and most importantly purity of search. On the occasion of company's 10th anniversary, a trip down the memory lane along with a couple of astonishing slides from a PowerPoint they left behind.
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F|R: 5 Reasons to Go All Angel à la Lookery
This week, Lookery, the ad network launched last July to serve über-cheap ads into Facebook applications, has announced a new $2.25 million round of funding. It?s a nice sum for the 14-month-old startup, which now sends Facebook some 3 billion ads a month, according to Lookery?s CEO, Scott Rafer.
But here’s what?s really interesting: Rafer [...]
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Thanks to our GigaNET Sponsors
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Earthscape for iPhone to Add Geotagged Photos
I moderated a panel on the future of mobile phone technology for accessing MMOs at the Virtual Worlds Expo in LA this week, but one of the most interesting demos showcased there was a very cool iPhone application for the real world: the ability to upload geotagged photos onto a 3D map of the [...]
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VoIP Like You Give a Damn
When I checked out Google’s blog post Tuesday about its Free the Airwaves project, which aims to convince the FCC to approve the use of the white spaces between the spectrum vacated by analog television channels for broadband access, I saw it offered the ability to phone your Congressman. I thought that was kind of [...]
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