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Abraham Williams
Hacker Advocate looking for interesting people, ideas, and projects
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lucasjosh.com/blog
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A Peek Inside the Algorithm As a way of introduction, I should say that I work for a company that competes in some instances with Google and I specifically work in the group that is building a search platform for apps to use. My point is that my comments aren?t necessarily unbiased. All of that being said, I enjoyed the article about Google?s search algorithm. It was interesting to see how THE company in search tweaks results and tests new ideas. I did think the article was a
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ghastlyfop.com/blog
Flags and Lollipops | Hacks, apps and science publishing miscellany
Flags and Lollipops Hacks, apps and science publishing miscellany Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts EPUBs beyond the PDF Posted on January 26, 2011 by stew Martin Fenner wrote an interesting post about EPUBs after they came up at the Beyond the PDF workshop organized by computational bio hero Phil Bourne and Elsevier?s Anita de Waard. We?ve been working with scholarly content in EPUBs for about a year at NPG now. An internal web service generates them automatically from
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blog.telesian.com
What?s Working in Marketing » Telesian.com
What?s Working in Marketing Sharing Our Expertise in Technology Marketing, Public Relations, e-Marketing and Web Site Development Home Downloads Guerilla Marketing Positioning Notes The Blog Team Subscribe to Feed Thought Leadership: Get Published Posted on July 28, 2011, 9:32 am, by sharilee, under Communications, Content Generation, Media, PR, Web. In response to our recent blog post, Building Thought Leadership: White Papers, Blogs, and More, we received an interesting bit of news
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uncorked.org/medley
Medley | Since
Medley Since'99 Skip to content HomeAbout ? Older posts Changing the World Requires Ease of Use Posted on August 29, 2011 by Medley Rafe asks which of Apple and Google have changed the world the most in the last 10 years. He holds up Apple?s iPhone and Google?s PageRank-spawned search ecosystems as their respective most world-changing contributions. I don?t really find the question of which of them has made ?more? of a contribution all that interesting