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Google: “We’re Not Doing a Good Job with Structured Data”
Written by Sarah Perez / February 2, 2009 7:32 AM / 9 Comments
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During a talk at the New England Database Day conference at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Google’s Alon Halevy admitted that the search giant has “not been doing a [...]

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2009 Predictions and Recommendations for Web 2.0 and Social Networks
Christopher Rollyson

Volatility, Uncertainly and Opportunity—Move Crisply while Competitors Are in Disarray

Now that the Year in Review 2008 has summarized key trends, we are in excellent position for 2009 prognostications, so welcome to Part II. As all experienced executives know, risk and reward are inseparable twins, [...]

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Wikipedia 3.0: The End of Google?
In Uncategorized on June 26, 2006 at 5:18 am

Author: Marc Fawzi
License: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0
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Semantic Web Developers:
Feb 5, ‘07: The following external reference concerns the use of rule-based inference engines and ontologies in implementing the Semantic [...]

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Google Warming Up to the Wikipedia 3.0 vision?
In Uncategorized on December 14, 2007 at 8:09 pm

Google’s “Knol” Reinvents Wikipedia
Posted by CmdrTaco on Friday December 14, @08:31AM
from the only-a-matter-of-time dept.

 
teslatug writes “Google appears to be reinventing Wikipedia with their new product [...]

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Murdoch Calls Google, Yahoo Copyright Thieves — Is He Right?
By David Kravets April 03, 2009 | 5:00:18 PMCategories: Intellectual Property  

Rupert Murdoch, the owner of News Corp. and The Wall Street Journal, says Google and Yahoo are giant copyright scofflaws that steal the news.
“The question is, should we be allowing Google to [...]

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Thoughts on Google Sites, IT department threat?
Published by Ben Kepes on February 29, 2008 in Efficiency, IT, SaaS and Strategy.

Google released Sites today, a centralized repository for sharing information and collaborative workspaces. There’s been much commentary around the blogosphere on whether Sites is a threat to Microsoft’s SharePoint product, MiramarMike gives an excellent comparison [...]

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Google Sites the Next Sharepoint? Maybe Not….Why Google Apps Could Lose the Enterprise Market
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Lately, we’ve been discussing the concept of tech populism and the how enterprises are moving towards a more people-centric focus when it comes to their IT infrastructure. Although we support this movement of bringing social tools [...]

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Google Sites the Next Sharepoint? Maybe Not….Why Google Apps Could Lose the Enterprise Market
Written by Sarah Perez / February 28, 2008 4:35 PM / 0 Comments

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Lately, we’ve been discussing the concept of tech populism and the how enterprises are moving towards a more people-centric [...]

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 Comment of the Day: “Google Docs is Chock Full of Fail”
Written by Richard MacManus / February 22, 2008 11:17 PM / 32 Comments

In his post Why Google Apps is a Serious Threat to Microsoft Office, Bernard Lunn argued that the collaboration features in Google Apps are good enough to take on Microsoft. Commenter Karim took [...]

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Why Google Apps is a Serious Threat to Microsoft Office
Written by Bernard Lunn / February 22, 2008 3:27 AM / 56 Comments

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This is the perspective of a “skeptical, later early adopter”; the sort of person who Microsoft needs to [...]

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