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Go ahead and Google “completely wrong” and see what happens.
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A few of our contributors are stopping by Google’s neat little studio down at the Republican National Convention in Tampa, Florida this afternoon at 3:00pm ET. Bookmark this link to watch them chat about the latest from the RNC!
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What are you doing at 1pm (et)? If “nuthin much,” check out our Google Hangout with awesome people Tim Pool (live-streamer of Occupy Wall St), Alexis Ohanian (Reddit co-founder), and Mary Joyce (badass digital activist)! Your tumblr will be the host. We’ll be talking about the Internet, this crazy thing. To watch, just load up our Google+ page and refresh around 1pm ET. We’ll also try and embed it here.
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Going to Google Today!
Will take pictures. Any assignments?
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A tale of two search companies. (h/t Julie Stone)
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The word Santorum is more relevant to Rick’s campaign.
A digital consultant to the Santorum campaign says they’ve finally beaten that Google problem. But for real? Or are they just confused by Search Plus Your World in which the word Santorum would be more relevant to the digital consultant’s Internet usage habits? Somebody: Go Google Santourum and tell us what you see.
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Rick Santorum visits Google at CPAC.
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President Obama’s just hangin’ out, chattin’ up the Internet.
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When I was managing the Tumblr of Newsweek magazine, I had two goals,” told Mark Coatney, who has since been hired by Tumblr and became their “media evangelist.” “The first was to provide Newsweek, whose readers have an average of 57 years, to an audience who do not read.
In which something is lost, but much is gained, through Google Translate. (via markcoatney)
(via discoverynews)
