Monthly Archives: January 2005

Geo-everything…

Lately, I have come accross many applications or ideas that combine geographic data with other information. People are talking about “geocasting” that is podcasts associated with geographical coordinates, geo-targeting in ads (this is old, I know) and now this: Mappr! … read more →

Get 1,800 marketing and sales people to keep a secret? No problem

Looks like today is a google-news-day… Here is the latest one: SiliconValley.com | 01/21/2005 | Get 1,800 marketing and sales people to keep a secret? No problem (according to this article, google is planning to implement a public API to … read more →

Google Raises Query Limit To 32 | InsideGoogle

I never had to search for something longer than 10 words, but I guess that such upgrades are always welcome.. So, this is it, you can now google using up to 32 words per query. Google Raises Query Limit To … read more →

g-metrics.com and rel=”nofollow”

From now on, g-metrics.com will be using rel=”nofollow” in the links returned by Google (Top 10 shown at the bottom of each report). The reason is avoiding cyclic reference to the results that Google returns anyway…

rel=”nofollow” supported by Google

According to this post at Google Blog

Email signatures and permissions

This is one of the most brilliant ideas I heard for some time:Marqui’s world: This e-Mail Is… [x] Bloggable Nice and simple. Just add something like – [x] blogable [ ] ask first []private – to your signature and make … read more →

From “Reference Tracking” to “ContentMix”

Those of you who have been reading this blog are already familiar with what I’ve called “Content Enrichment” (if not read this). I was reading Reference Tracking and the Performance of Technorati, Feedster, and Bloglines (by Jeremy Zawodny) when I … read more →

Diversity: The key to Linux adoption?

I was wondering what is the best way to prepare an organization to accept Linux in its IT infrastracture. Then it struck me: instead (or at the same time) of evangelizing Linux and Open Source, one could just inject diversity. … read more →

I want one of these!!!!

The Mac mini is soooooo cool! Will it run Linux? I’ll buy one the soonest possible. The perfect server for home.

Technorati Developer’s Contest Winners

The Technorati Developer’s Contest is over and here are the winners! Nice ideas, check them out!