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Getting Social With Google

Posted on February 2, 2008 by Phil

This new service helps developers build applications that query public information about people and their relationships. Continue reading →

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  As GigaOM reports, Matt Cohler of Benchmark Capital--the venture capital firm that initially backed eBay and many other Silicon Valley companies--has led a new round of funding for ResearchGATE, a social network for scientists that helps them collaborate. Scientists can join ResearchGATE now and the site has half a million members, but new funding could grow […]
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- Apple Finally Shares App Store Review Guidelines September 9, 2010
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  Sometime this fall, you can expect Google Instant Search to appear on your mobile phone.Earlier today, the search giant released Google Instant to the masses. The dramatic change to Google’s iconic search engine delivers real-time search results as you type — no clicking required. In fact, the company calls it “search before you type” because Instant Search […]
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- Meet the Rauch Brothers, StoryCorps animators September 8, 2010
  Today on our homepage, we’re featuring a new batch of StoryCorps videos animated by the Rauch Brothers. If you want to be moved by the human experience, watch them now.StoryCorps is a massive oral history project during which 50,000 everyday people have already interviewed friends and family. A handful of these are transformed by the Rauch Brothers, who look […]
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