Nicholas Carr has a nice post on a Google drone saying “Men should lose their “business attire”…”
In less than one minute on a Google image search:
- Google founders – Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
He does know where he works, doesn’t he?
July 21, 2007
Nicholas Carr has a nice post on a Google drone saying “Men should lose their “business attire”…”
In less than one minute on a Google image search:
- Google founders – Larry Page and Sergey Brin.
He does know where he works, doesn’t he?
March 3, 2007
After Nicholas Carr’s point, Seth Finkelstein hammers it home.
Quote:
“It doesn’t matter that Essjay lied to the New Yorker reporter about his credentials, making Wikipedia look good to the media – a matter Wales has known about for weeks. No mention of the dishonesty of using degree falsification to endorse Wikipedia in a letter to a professor. That’s lying to those outside The Family.
But he used his false credentials in content disputes. That’s serious! It’s an IN-WORLD offense! It’s inside The Family. “
March 3, 2007
On the Wikipedia/New York Times debacle, Nicholas Carr nails it in this post.
Quote:
“In the byzantine world of Wikipedia, with its arcane language, titles, and rules, Essjay wore the robes of a wizard. He was allowed to stand beside – and to serve – Jimbo the White. Together, they would bring “knowledge” to the unenlightened masses. But then the Wizard Essjay tried to slip through the gates of the real. Now the game is up. “
December 6, 2006
Depressing: - http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/12/04/pretext_mpaa/
Wonderful: – http://www.roughtype.com/archives/2006/12/curtains_for_mu.php
It’s been that kinda day!
October 27, 2006
Nicholas Carr has a wonderfully pithy post on Google being snippy about the hoi polloi using it’s name in vain.
For all your search queries:
http://www.alltheweb.com/
http://www.live.com/
http://www.yahoo.com/
http://www.ask.com/
etc.