Tag: Google

• The Evolution Of Search For Business

  In 2005 we were two years deep into the Iraqi war, a year removed from Boston’s first World Series championship in 80+ years, and smack dab in the middle of the search engine gold rush. Google had made it clear that data mining was not only a lucrative venture, but safe as well (no canaries […]

  spcoon

  September 28, 2015

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  A9, Amazon, business, case study, Facebook, Google, information architecture, metadata, portfolio, presentation, product design, search, user centered design, user experience design

• Lawrence Lessig On Google Book Search

  The presentation is close to 30 minutes long, but if you have any interest in the future of our society through the lens of culture, knowledge, creativity, politics, hell, if you have any interest in being an informed and participating citizen with this world, grab some chips and a brew, get comfortable and digest this […]

  spcoon

  January 18, 2006

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  business, copyright, Google, Lawrence Lessig, search

• Web 2.0: The Micro And Macro Of The Matter

  In this post, I want to pull back a bit to focus on some of the meaning behind the term Web 2.0, touching upon aspects of the meme that have driven it to a certain tipping point within the tech community. And no, that doesn’t mean everyone is on board—as dedicated professionals are either embracing […]

  spcoon

  October 6, 2005

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  Amazon.com, blogging, collaboration, discourse, flickr, Google, information architecture, innovation, internet, user experience design, web 2.0

• Tag! We’re it!

  Alright, I admit it—I didn’t get out (or online) much while I worked for Ameritrade. 60 hour work weeks for two straight years while building a design practice and a forward-thinking trading platform will do that to your peripheral vision. Well, I’m making up for lost time, slowing down to explore the web… big time. […]

  spcoon

  June 22, 2005

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  blogging, capitalism, citizen media, community, folksonomy, Google, information architecture, innovation, internet, media, news, search, tagging, Technorati