by Justin Levy on January 1, 2010
By now, we’re used to seeing a new Google logo on holidays or other special occasions. But today Google has added in an extra treat. Head over to Google and without anything in the search field, click on the “I’m Feeling Lucky” button.
If that wasn’t enough, visit FriendFeed for another welcome to 2010. Once you [...]
by Justin Levy on November 28, 2009
If you’ve been keeping up on your reading of tech blogs, then you can’t get away from all of the increased chatter over Google OS. Google continues to try revolutionizing the way we interact with the web. Google OS is going to change the way we work on a computer. Initially, the target will be [...]
by Justin Levy on November 3, 2009
Are you trying to figure out how to develop an online presence and just how Google, social media and blogs will help with that? Wouldn’t it be awesome if someone gave you a task list that that would help you “get found” online? What if there was a book out there that helped to make [...]
by Justin Levy on May 30, 2009
Today’s reviews are one about a company that everyone wants to know more about, Google, and the other about igniting the people in your company to do great things. First up is What Google Would Do? by Jeff Jarvis which I really enjoyed. Jeff broke the book up in a neat way and I really [...]
by Justin Levy on April 22, 2009
Google Profiles is your area in Google’s universe where you can store and link all sorts of information about yourself. Why is this important? Because it’s yet another area on the interwebs where you can have a presence which is discoverable by search engines, *cough*, especially that little one who made the profile page, Google.
Have [...]
by Justin Levy on July 20, 2008
In my last post I mentioned that David Meerman Scott, in his book and ebook, suggests that we should write press releases about any topic and not just when we have big corporate news such as a new product launch. This got me thinking about the various unconventional uses of internet PRs I’ve seen at [...]