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  • me3tv One year ago

    Some of the google tools are bigger than whole companies. They really found a money spigot there but can they stay ahead? How come they buy stuff and it disappears? Like, what happened to jotspot? Why don’t they hire some older folks and go after that market too? (hint) I had some googley trousers once - bell bottoms - back in the ’70’s. Alas they are gone - along with a hope that all things good can last forever.

    • Abe One year ago

      You mean like origanal wallstrip content while the market goes insane? ;-)

      • Rob One year ago

        Has the Writers Union Strike finally affected the blog-o-sphere??????

        • Lindsay One year ago

          Rob, good question but the answer is no…Sometimes, in the course of producing a daily show, we run into a problem with a new show that’s very last minute and we run a re-run in order to fix whatever needs to be fixed. That’s what we’re up to today. Tune in tomorrow for a brand spanking new Wallstrip.
          :)

          • Thomas One year ago

            You know, this reminds me of my first encounter with google back in 2000. Some colleague of mine told me there was a super fast search engine. And heck it was. I liked it for my thesis, I still like it, google ownes search and it will do so for years on end.

            • Melanie One year ago

              Do you take interview requests?

              • Howard Lindzon One year ago

                i quit. going to vimeo.

                • Howard Lindzon One year ago

                  Brian has a look at the technical price picture

                  http://revver.com/watch/511517/flv/google-goog-technical-analysis-12507/

                  i have noposition

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