Happy Mother’s Day from Google
Google’s heat-tugging commercials are one of the best that I havesen tied to technology. And they continue to remind us how integrated Google products are in sharing and connecting with our loved ones.
In this spot, Google salutes moms in a touching Mother’s Day tribute.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the Moms out there - especially you Mom!
via: fastcompany
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Sparrow is now Evil!!
No new features, only support and maintenance? What were you thinking?
Google, why kill innovation?
(Source: itunes.apple.com)
Can Marissa Mayer Save Yahoo?
When I was embedded at Google for a good part of more than two years reporting a book, I sat in quite a few meetings conducted by Marissa Mayer, the prominent executive who’s just announced that she’s leaving to become the C.E.O. of Yahoo. I was struck that she possessed a quality that’s been in short supply at Yahoo in recent years: clarity.
Ken Auletta on Marissa Mayer’s move to Yahoo, and why Silicon Valley still needs more female C.E.O.s: http://nyr.kr/MBA44T
Is this a company saved or a career doomed?
GMail Email Flow
Interesting description on how an email travels on GMail
(Source: parislemon.com)
The slides from the opening of the Oracle v Google court case make interesting reading
From James Gosling’s blog
Oracle v GoogleMonday April 16, 2012The slides from the opening of the Oracle v Google court case make interesting reading. Oracle has posted them at http://www.oracle.com/us/corporate/features/opening-slides-1592541.pdf Before you read them, put whatever preconceived notions you may have aside. I particularly liked the contrast between slides 56 and 58.
Roger McNamee going the whole yard on Google
(Source: pandodaily.com)
