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Share anything. Anytime. Anywhere.
via Official Google Reader Blog by (author unknown) on May 06, 2008
... there's all sorts of information "out there" just waiting to be streamed, shared and otherwise consumed by you and your friends. Now you can finally show all of your Reader friends that awesome talking cat video you found, your favorite grilled trout recipe, or reviews of the best brunch place in your neighborhood -- all without a subscription.Here are a few new ways you can add and share ...
Shared by: Mihai, Guillermo L, camson, livibetter, Tommy, EricaJoy, greenergrad, R, Linda, Eater, William Spaetzel, Wyctim, Jase, Rick Klau, Laughing Squid, Roger, WindPower, hikikomori, lizunlong, Robert Scoble, Ben, charlie anzman, louisgray, LuisManson, peteresch, Snowmit, Russ, Jack, deiubuaa, WilliamLong, mario r, Alan Dean, Joe, Aziz, kskobac, Paul, npike, Jared, cephyn, Karie, Pascal, KRZ, Graham, Degas, Eric, Andy C, Program Witch, Aranyx, Mike Reynolds, Piku, Jrod, jar, diffus, kdorafshan, Franklin P, Alex, SugarSmax, Miguel A. Ar, lejoe, nokx, TaopaiC, Evaristo, Charlie, czyk, Dondado, Dave E., yasha.sozo,
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FriendFeed: Ex-Googlers Create Social Network Experience Using Feeds
via ReadWriteWeb by Sean Ammirati on February 08, 2008
On the most recent episode of ReadWriteTalk, I sat down with Bret Taylor and Paul Buchheit of FriendFeed. Both have been successful 'intrapreneurs' inside of Google. Buchheit created GMail; while Taylor created Google Maps along with another one of the 4 FriendFeed founders, and then led the Google developer tools program. After leaving Google separately, they eventually started...
Shared by: louisgray, MG, Laughing Squid, Asankhaya, Harper, atul, Frederic, kukoo, Ben, Robert Scoble, Franklin P, Jrod, Jill, Mike Reynolds, Lambert, Tomo, ckaroli, jtokash, Arnaud, Luciano, Andrew Taylor, Chandoo, Mustafa,
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Stanford Computer Science Grads Getting $95k Offers From Google
via TechCrunch by Michael Arrington on January 31, 2008
Google and Facebook are fighting hard to hire this years crop of computer science graduates, we’ve heard, and ground zero is Stanford. Most of the class of 2008 already have job offers. Last year, salaries of up to $70,000 were common for the best students. This year, Facebook is said to be offering $92,000, and Google has increased some offers to $95,000 to get their share. Students with a...
Shared by: louisgray, Harper, Lu Tao, Luciano, Phil, Arnaud, Alex, BJ, charlie anzman, Ben, TO-Double-D, Mike Reynolds, Robert Scoble, Jrod, Mary Stamboulie, MrMatt57, Fernio, blindsurf3r, Andrew,
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What If You Only Subscribed to Shared Item Feeds?
via louisgray.com by louisgray on February 08, 2008
Last night, we discussed the importance of a well-kept shared link blog in Google Reader. Humans can still play an important role in filtering out the best of feeds from the rest, as smart folks can trump even the best written code in terms of determining humor, originality and insight.The ease of creating and subscribing to link blogs in Google Reader has led to some actively searching out these...
Shared by: SeekGround, Ben, Todd McKinney, Robert Scoble, kukoo, Mike Reynolds, John, Franklin P, louisgray, Sue, Frederic, Tomo, Edo, Sean McBride, ManiacD, Laurie, Frank, MrMatt57, Rex Pechler,
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Social Graph API: One small step for Google, one giant step for the Internet Operating System
via O'Reilly Radar by Tim O'Reilly on February 01, 2008
By Tim O'ReillyGoogle's announcement today of the Social Graph API is a major step in the development of what I've called "the Internet Operating System." In a nutshell, what the Social Graph API does is to lower the barrier to re-use of information that people publish about themselves on the web. It's the next step towards the vision that Brad Fitzpatrick and David Recordon...
Shared by: Rich, pkj, Robert Scoble, lizunlong, SeekGround, Asankhaya, hyderabadblues, Tomo, dobata, Laurie, Qian, Phil, jtokash, Michael B,
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There's a feed for that?!
via Official Google Reader Blog by Mihai Parparita on January 14, 2008
As an engineer on Google Reader, it's always great to hear from users, especially when it's about how Reader has helped out. I was very happy when the team received this email from Gary Patino:I was having a hard time finding the right job here in Houston. Days would go by without talking to a single recruiter. But then I started using Google Reader to subscribe to custom-mad
Shared by: Jason R. Hunter, Uriel, Ben, Pascal, Sean Leather, step21, Louis Rossouw, Ionut, adamkcarson, J-Red, Robert Scoble, BJ, nanog,
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Post to Google Reader
via Google Blogoscoped by Philipp Lenssen on May 06, 2008
You can now add your messages to Google Reader to be seen by your Google friends. To post a note, log-in to Reader and click Your stuff -> Notes to the left. This will open a box where you can type in a note with any thought, Friendfeed/ Twitter-style. To find out who exactly your friends are, check the Friends tab at the Settings page for an overview (or click the Manage Friends links).Next to...
Shared by: charlie anzman, louisgray, Keenan, Matticus, Robert Scoble, Farzin, Chris Bartlett, Program Witch, Jrod, Sean McBride, Joost Plattel, hosein, Tsudohnimh,
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Can Google Still Claim To Be David To Microsoft’s Goliath? No.
via TechCrunch by Michael Arrington on February 03, 2008
Google finally went on the recordtoday regarding the proposed Microsoft/Yahoo deal. In short, they don’t like the idea of Microsoft and Yahoo being one company. They think it raises “troubling questions” and threatens “the underlying principles of the Internet: openness and innovation.” Microsoft is also vilified as engaging in “inappropriate and illegal influence” and having...
Shared by: Robert Scoble, SeekGround, Paul O'Flaherty, louisgray, Ioannus, pkj, Rick Mahn, blindsurf3r, Alex, Jrod, Phil, Chris Jackson,
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