No joke. Let the parodies begin! How about my ex's bedroom, inside the human body … the future?
Meet Google's new thing.
[Ed Note: TechCrunch is calling this FriendFeed reborn, which will please some folks. The difference, of course, being that all your friends will actually be on it. So, one more step towards an all-Google Internet.]
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The Internet has been slower than I would have liked in coming up with parodies of Google's schmulzy Super Bowl ad, but they came through in the end! Nice work, UCB.
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Romance, consequences, awkwardness. Search on…
[Ed Note: Context, in case you're not caught up on your buzz from the last few days.)
Sorry, black people. You didn't make the cut for the Google Super Bowl Ad. I was wondering about this as soon as I saw the spot.
Brb, gotta go embroider this on some throw pillows.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/01/12/google-threateni...
Google has gone along with China's censoring ways in the past, but they are now threatening to pull their services and offices out of China after discovering hackers targeting human-rights advocates.
Maybe it should be “gOOgle” for their big balls.
http://www.google.com/
Go back to Google and click the “I'm Feeling Lucky” button with the search box empty. Yay!
This is a story about an American in Paris told through Google searches.
Bing is dead. [Update: Google chose this ad for its first-ever TV ad during the Superbowl.]
Whatever you do, DON'T Google your old friends, ever. Unless of course, you don't find this kind of stuff creepy.
Have you tried Google Wave yet? I hear it's really great. Could you send me an invite?
[Amanda's Note: I had a total meltdown courtesy of Google Wave at around 5:50 pm. Caveat invitees.]
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Google celebrates the 40th anniversary of Sesame Street and the 20th anniversary of Wallace and Gromit on both their American and British sites.
Still confused exactly what Google Wave is? This should help sort you out.
To start a small, niche business, you need an intimate understanding on how the internet and legal system work.
Google confirms John Lennon's infamous quote that “the Beatles are bigger than Jesus” with the release of Beatles Rock Band earlier this month.