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Now playing: Apps Script for Google Docs

Submitted by toma on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 22:20.

The Google Apps team here in New York City is a hotbed of movie fanatics. But while planning a recent movie night, we realized we spend too much time organizing our events and not enough time discussing, debating and watching movies.

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Finding awesome stuff online with Google Reader Play

Submitted by toma on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 21:17.

I use Google Reader a lot — not only to stay on top of the news, but also to find interesting blog posts and articles

Original article: Finding awesome stuff online with Google Reader Play

The Internet in America: A YouTube Interview with the FCC

Submitted by toma on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 16:16.

(Cross-posted from the YouTube Blog)

Original article: The Internet in America: A YouTube Interview with the FCC

YouTube calling: Now serving ads on the YouTube mobile site

Submitted by toma on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 15:01.

Biking directions added to Google Maps

Submitted by toma on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 13:00.

Whenever I meet someone who finds out that I work on the directions team for Google Maps, the first question I'm asked is often "So when's Google Maps going to add biking directions?" We're big biking fans too, so we've been itching to give you a concrete answer. I don't want to keep the good news a secret any longer, so the answer is: right now!

Original article: Biking directions added to Google Maps

A digital renaissance: partnering with the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage

Submitted by toma on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 12:00.

The Renaissance, Europe's period of cultural, political and scientific rebirth, began in Florence around 600 years ago. At Google we're interested in a (small “r”) renaissance of a different kind — a digital one. Since the launch of Google Books, we’ve been working with libraries and publishers around the globe to bring more of the world's books to more readers around the globe. Any school child should be able to access the works of Petrarch, Dante or Vico (or, if they're so inclined, Machiavelli).

Original article: A digital renaissance: partnering with the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage

Open for business: the Google Apps Marketplace

Submitted by toma on Wed, 03/10/2010 - 03:09.

Every day, thousands of businesses choose the cloud. More than 2 million businesses have adopted Google Apps over the last three years, eliminating the hassles associated with purchasing, installing and maintaining hardware and software themselves.

Original article: Open for business: the Google Apps Marketplace

Ode to AdWords

Submitted by toma on Tue, 03/09/2010 - 17:37.

[From time to time we invite guests to blog about initiatives of interest, and are very pleased to have Allison Schwam, Senior Search Analyst at Backcountry, join us here. -Ed.]

Original article: Ode to AdWords

And the searches go to...

Submitted by toma on Mon, 03/08/2010 - 21:41.

The Oscars®: glitz, glamor, gossip, gold statuettes, much fanfare — and for many fans, Google search is increasingly a part of watching this live TV experience. Before and during the Academy Awards® broadcast in the U.S., we saw related queries on Google dominating the hot searches list on Google Trends. People searched for the TV schedule, printable ballots for voting on favorites, streaming video sites, nominee and film information, celebrity chatter and whatever else caught your attention. Here's a snapshot:

Original article: And the searches go to...

An update on Google.org and philanthropy @ Google

Submitted by toma on Mon, 03/08/2010 - 18:56.

(Cross-posted from the Google.org Blog)

What do tracking flu, helping consumers monitor their home electricity use, slowing deforestation and perhaps most importantly in 2010, helping the people of Haiti have in common?

Original article: An update on Google.org and philanthropy @ Google

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