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These are the most recent articles mentioning "google" All join in Posted 01/19/08, 23:49 ... t happens by itself but advertisers and social network providers are keen to monetise it . Declarative commerce: When you search for something on Google you are met with advertising linked to keywords because searching is one of the closest proxies to declared intention. But what if you could un... Babies, time, t-shirts and everything Posted 09/30/07, 00:53 ... on different topics. A social network feature would have been a clever thing to add given the type of community the site caters for. Just like Google Maps has become the de facto interface for geospatial content and Wikipedia for topics, Miomi hopes to be the attractor for temporally relate... Google rolls out unified paid-for storage Posted 08/10/07, 10:13 People who are running out of storage on Gmail can now pay Google for additional capacity . Annual fees range from $20 for 6 Gb to $500 for 250 Gb, offered as a selection of four capacity choices. Currently, Gmail offers 2.8 Gb storage with every free account and 10 Gb storage with every paid-for ... Consumer services should focus on mini-2D before going 3D Posted 05/19/07, 14:55 ... itous web delivery to computer screens, 2D A4 type visualisation is well honed both from a design and functionality perspective. The Digg Swarm and Google's Gap Minder are inspiring examples. The recent hype surrounding 3D virtual worlds has moved a number of companies to invest in virtual re... The email capacity battlefield Posted 03/28/07, 09:06 ... web email products. The latest development is Yahoo's announcement that their free webmail service will offer unlimited storage in near future. Google's Gmail started the capacity race in 2004 by offering gigabytes of email storage. The following year, Google started increasing the storage l... The memory of you Posted 03/15/07, 09:45 Google are announcing that they are going to improve privacy measures by limiting the amount of data that can be used to identify you. With personalised services there is a trade-off between the usefulness of the service and privacy: The more data for algorithms to be unleashed on, the better t... Counting to three as a self-imposed barrier to early adoption Posted 03/12/07, 12:56 ... n turn recommend to my friends went through this process, I didn't take it up until the products were at relative maturity: I only switched to using Google search instead of Alltheweb in 2000, held my first auction on eBay only in 2000, didn't start blogging until 2004, only started sharing ph... << back