Google's Future: An Official Google Blog Entry

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Google's Future: A blog discussing and contemplating Google's future.

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Introduction

This blog is based off of Robin Sloan's EPIC 2015, an awe-inspiring presentation about the future of data and news. The key company is Google - with its extensive organizing technologies which supposedly will someday allow access to an unimaginable amount of concievable information. (EPIC 2015 is © Robin Sloan. Used with permission.)

I haven't updated this blog a lot, because of dwindling traffic. However, I'm slowly reviving it.

Google's mission is to organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful.

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An Official Google Blog Entry - Hinting at Something?

Wednesday, September 28, 2005

Google just published a post in their official blog about traveling and blood clots. What the...!? How does this relate to technology? Good question - I don't know. It's possible that Google just wishes us all well, which I'm sure they do, but this is an unusual post.

My conclusion? I think they're trying to subtly hint the usefulness and prove the effectiveness of their Library Indexing feature, which is what the Authors Guild is suing them over. This is clever tactic... congratulations Google! :) Yeah!

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