Bing Community

• “Look kids! Big Ben…House of Parliament…”and Bing in the UK!
  When you search for Football, what kind of answers do you expect to find. Well, I guess it depends on where you are doing the asking, if you are in the UK you probably don’t want to see NFL schedules. You probably mean what we in the US call soccer. Well today, millions of searchers in the UK can rest assured that Bing knows what they are talking about. We a […]

Techburgh

• Wallace & Gromit Digital Comics come to the iPhone! 2009/11/12
  GHTime Code(s): 33988 nc b5a93 Digg this!Stumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUponShare this on FacebookEmail this to a friend? […]
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Steve Rubel Life Stream

• Google Makes Two Ranking Changes Per Day 2009/11/10
  Satisfied with your Google ranking? It just may change before the day is out. Marissa Mayer on Google's race against spammers... "We have two, three, five changes every week that are visible to the end-user in the user interface. We don't [publicize] the ranking changes. We are making changes to our ranking algorithm at the rate of two pe […]

Edelman Digital

• Wave: Explanation v. Anthropology 2009/11/12
  This guest post is from Dave Levy (@levydr) from Edelman’s Digital Public Affairs team in Washington, D.C. Disclosure: Wave was created by Google, a competitor of Edelman's client Microsoft The human understanding of communication has always been send-receive, speak-listen, post-read.... […]
  Amanda Mooney

Scripting Dot Com

• Working on new editorial tools 2009/11/12
  This week I set a goal to get my next generation of editorial tools to a level where I could use them for almost everything I do online. Not yet for others to use, this is how I develop stuff. I do more than eat the dog food, think of it this way -- I am the dog. So, while I have been writing very actively online for the last few days, very little of it has […]

Ny Naturals

Fred Wilson

• Tracked.com Gets More Social 2009/11/12
  I posted about our portfolio company Tracked.com a few weeks ago. In that post, I said: Tracked.com is social. Users have a profile in the service and can send messages to each other in the service (and via twitter and... […]
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Chris Brogan

• Are We Addicted To Giving Our Own Opinions 2009/11/12
  The tools we use for social media have empowered us to be steady-flow commentators. Watch Twitter or Facebook during any event, and you’ll see our added commentary rolling along in time with the experience. At times, such as the US Presidential election, it was exciting to feel that experience, of everyone participating all across [...] […]
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