Comments on: Google Webmaster Blog Open For User Comments http://www.redcardinal.ie/blogs/14-02-2007/google-webmaster-blog-open-fro-user-comments/ Search Engine Optimisation Ireland Tue, 06 Dec 2011 20:35:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Lex Ferendahttp://www.redcardinal.ie/blogs/14-02-2007/google-webmaster-blog-open-fro-user-comments/#comment-1272 Lex Ferenda Wed, 14 Feb 2007 19:59:17 +0000 http://www.redcardinal.ie/google/14-02-2007/google-webmaster-blog-open-fro-user-comments/#comment-1272 [...] Let’s start by talking about Google and Microsoft. There’s a new tool for analysing Adsense results (1, 2), while Google Search Appliance wins an award, Google Webmaster Blog opens up for comments - and is Google Documents a paradigm shift? In Microsoft land, people awe writing about upcoming MS-related events, programming for activation systems and wondering which hosters fully support asp.net. Away from the ‘big two’, new toys include a Wordpress tag cloud and a simple Flash login box. On the lighter side of things, Ken has an honest spammer while Justin has a bizarre law-related spam story. Away from the laptop, Nokia’s N70 causes problems and Top Gear gets into trouble. The Ireland-USA relationship is an interesting one; Intel’s new chip has an Irish dimension, some tech people have been lost to Silicon Valley - when they get there, they’ll find that tech stuff costs less. Roam4Free won’t have to worry about money if their VC process goes well; right now, they’re reading Guy Kawaski for tips. In the policy world, 3 hits its Comreg requirements ahead of time and Tom wonders about carbon neutral data centres. And finally, we have some interest in online video; a feature, some thoughts on copyright and other issues…and a link to one of the most talked-about Web 2.0 topics of the week, Michael Wesch’s video. | Save as PDF | Post to del.icio.us [...] [...] Let’s start by talking about Google and Microsoft. There’s a new tool for analysing Adsense results (1, 2), while Google Search Appliance wins an award, Google Webmaster Blog opens up for comments – and is Google Documents a paradigm shift? In Microsoft land, people awe writing about upcoming MS-related events, programming for activation systems and wondering which hosters fully support asp.net. Away from the ‘big two’, new toys include a WordPress tag cloud and a simple Flash login box. On the lighter side of things, Ken has an honest spammer while Justin has a bizarre law-related spam story. Away from the laptop, Nokia’s N70 causes problems and Top Gear gets into trouble. The Ireland-USA relationship is an interesting one; Intel’s new chip has an Irish dimension, some tech people have been lost to Silicon Valley – when they get there, they’ll find that tech stuff costs less. Roam4Free won’t have to worry about money if their VC process goes well; right now, they’re reading Guy Kawaski for tips. In the policy world, 3 hits its Comreg requirements ahead of time and Tom wonders about carbon neutral data centres. And finally, we have some interest in online video; a feature, some thoughts on copyright and other issues…and a link to one of the most talked-about Web 2.0 topics of the week, Michael Wesch’s video. | Save as PDF | Post to del.icio.us [...]

]]> By: Richard Hearnehttp://www.redcardinal.ie/blogs/14-02-2007/google-webmaster-blog-open-fro-user-comments/#comment-1274 Richard Hearne Wed, 14 Feb 2007 18:55:25 +0000 http://www.redcardinal.ie/google/14-02-2007/google-webmaster-blog-open-fro-user-comments/#comment-1274 From the couple of minutes I spent talking to them they seem to really care about engaging with people.I expect this to be just the first of many such announcements.Rgds Richard From the couple of minutes I spent talking to them they seem to really care about engaging with people.

I expect this to be just the first of many such announcements.

Rgds
Richard

]]> By: Michelehttp://www.redcardinal.ie/blogs/14-02-2007/google-webmaster-blog-open-fro-user-comments/#comment-1273 Michele Wed, 14 Feb 2007 18:41:30 +0000 http://www.redcardinal.ie/google/14-02-2007/google-webmaster-blog-open-fro-user-comments/#comment-1273 Pity they don't allow comments on their other blogs Pity they don’t allow comments on their other blogs

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