Tag Archives: google

Want to know what people want?

Posted on July 18, 2010 by Karl

Well this doesn’t get you exactly there, but László Kozma has a Perl script and some analysis that points you to the top sentences on the Web that start with “How can I” using Google. Fascinating stuff.

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A working Python library for Google Reader unofficial API

Posted on July 5, 2010 by Karl

The linked library handles authentication and offers working methods for a few of Google Reader’s methods: libgreader. Looks like a great start.

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cURLing with Alfresco’s and Google’s Data APIs

Posted on August 29, 2009 by Karl

Jeff Potts: Curl up with a good web script (interacting with Alfresco’s Document Manager via CMIS and Atom) Google Data APIs: Using cURL to interact with Google Data services Bonus: commandlinefu.com: Update twitter via curl as Function

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Google adds personalization

Posted on May 20, 2005 by Karl

Imitation and the Slippery Slope of Portaldom: My Google (by Jeremy Zawodny). Take a look at their default news modules. There *should* be others up in arms over that. More here.

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Google becomes a media company

Posted on April 15, 2005 by Karl

Google’s new video service, that allows you to upload, share, and sell your own works, sounds like a powerful tool, not only for professional video producers, but for hobbiests, bloggers, and more. Google gets to become a media company with … Continue reading →

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