How To Stay One Step Ahead of the Google Dance

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Can TiVo Stay Ahead?

Can TiVo Stay Ahead? 05/12/2004 03:58 AM
The number of "can TiVo survive?" articles is getting ridiculous, but they keep on coming. The company whose name has become generic-ized to the entire PVR/DVR market hasn't been at the top of that market for a while, and all of the big deals with cable providers seem to be going elsewhere (Digeo, for example, seems to be doing quite well in signing up cable partners for their Moxi offering). Still, TiVo has always found a way to keep going (having lots of cash doesn't hurt), and one thing they've been able to do is stay ahead of the competition in terms of features. They're hoping to build on this feature lead while attempting to build up alternate channels and business models. For example, they're focusing on integrating their software with DVD players - which has proven popular with some (though, it's still a small market - and may run into trouble if everyone gets a DVR from their cable provider). However, their alternate business models may be more interesting. While they've taken some flak for storing data on how people use their TiVos, it's likely that data is quite valuable to marketing folks as a more modern, more accurate Nielsen ratings for early adopters. Meanwhile, their ongoing creative advertising ideas that are much more focused on producing non-intrusive advertising that people want to see, could turn into quite a business in itself.

Intel spends $2B to stay ahead of
competitors

Intel spends $2B to stay ahead of
competitors 12/27/2004 03:53 PM
AMD Zone Dec 27 2004 7:23PM GMT

Staying One Step Ahead of Disaster

Staying One Step Ahead of Disaster 04/27/2004 01:13 PM
Inside a squat, light blue warehouse in Coney Island is a subway tunnel where disasters are practiced so that they don't happen for real.

Cory Doctorow: Still one step ahead

Cory Doctorow: Still one step ahead 02/15/2004 10:44 AM
Cory Doctorow has relicensed his book, Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom. Last year he released it under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs -- license. In so doing, he proved conventional wisdom about "free distribution" wrong -- the book did exceptionally well. Now, without even waiting for the rest of the publishing world to catch up, he's taken the next great leap: the book is now available under one of the least restrictive licenses -- Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike. Already, cool versions are emerging. Here's a Speed Reading tool for both new books by Trevor Smith.

To Survive, HP's Hurd Must Stay Ahead of
the Pack

To Survive, HP's Hurd Must Stay Ahead of
the Pack 04/05/2005 11:41 AM
The most common reaction upon hearing that Mark Hurd has been named HP's new CEO is a shoulder shrug followed by "Who?"

Editor's Note: Stay Agile, As Change Is
Always Ahead

Editor's Note: Stay Agile, As Change Is
Always Ahead 01/04/2005 01:59 AM
Information Week Jan 4 2005 6:22AM GMT

Let Her Dance, Let Her Dance, Ket Her
Dance All Night Long....

Let Her Dance, Let Her Dance, Ket Her
Dance All Night Long.... 05/07/2004 11:27 PM
Bobby Fuller< /a> was a Texas based rock and roll singer best known for the immortal rebel anthem &quot;I Fought The Law,&quot;. Considered by many to be the heir to Buddy Holly as the king of Texas Rock, he built on Holly's style with songs like the aforementioned &quot;...Law,&quot; &quot;Jenny Lee,&quot; &quot;Love's Made A Fool Of You,&quot; and the 2 1/2 minute masterpiece &quot;Let Her Dance.&quot; And then it ended, at age 22, in very weird circumstances. Over the years, interest in Fuller and his work has ebbed and flowed, and plenty of archival material surfaced, but the mystery of his death remains unsolved, although many have speculated. Ann odd end for a footnote character in rick history, but who was bound for more

The Google Dance

The Google Dance 06/12/2002 06:22 AM
What is the Google Dance? LinkTree says: Once in a month Google calculates the pagerank of each page and changes the serp (search enigne result pages) for all keywords. The Google Dance is called the time between the start and the end of an update. In that time you get different results on www.google.com, www2.google.com and www3.google.com. Normally the Google Dance took about 4 days. The best time to put new pages online is during the Google-Dance. If you let too much time lapse between the completion of the update, and the publication of new content, you may reduce the amount of new content that will be included in the next update. Woz at WebmasterWorld offers this alternate explanation: They put some pages in, They take some pages out, They calculate the PageRank, Then they shake it all about, They wait until the full moon Then they mix the servers up, Thats what its all about. If you're really interested, WebmasterWorld keeps a chart of Google Update History.

The Real Google Dance

The Real Google Dance 11/27/2002 02:41 PM
Dance, dance, dance, dance... Google Dance 2002 (with pictures!). (Thanks, Matthias!)...

Google Dance Tool

Google Dance Tool 08/06/2002 04:13 PM
Ride out the end of the July 2002 update with this neat Google Dance Tool which shows you the results from various Google servers in a nice clean interface. I love the dancing Google animation....

Google Dance Case Studies

Google Dance Case Studies 12/08/2003 02:21 AM
Search Engine Report Dec 8 2003 1:12AM ET

The Google Backlink Dance Resumes

The Google Backlink Dance Resumes 09/01/2004 01:16 PM
WebProNews Sep 1 2004 5:27PM GMT

Kickass Kung Fu: Like Dance Dance
Revolution for martial artists

Kickass Kung Fu: Like Dance Dance
Revolution for martial artists 06/24/2005 06:25 PM
Cory Doctorow: Kickass Kung Fu is a video-game in which you use real martial-arts moves to control an on-screen kung-fu fighter in order to best both human and AI opponents.

The game takes place on a 5 meter cushioned playfield suitable for martial arts and acrobatics training. Using custom computer vision technology, you are taken inside an artificial reality where the normal laws of physics no longer apply. Your movements are exaggerated so that you can easily dodge your opponent's bullets by jumping five meters in the air and landing behind his back. Using the dual projected screens, one at each end of the playfield, you can also continue by counter-attacking your stupefied enemy from the behind.

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Health insurers to fat kids: Go play
Dance Dance Revolution

Health insurers to fat kids: Go play
Dance Dance Revolution 04/04/2005 01:18 PM
Cory Doctorow: American health insurers are working with obesity researchers to encourage children to play Dance Dance Revolution on home consoles with dance-mats as a way of reversing childhood obesity and the concomitant health costs later in life.

Jones is one of 85 children in an at-home study trying the popular Dance Dance Revolution video game to boost their activity. The study is being done by West Virginia's public employees insurance group in hopes it will lead to better health and lower costs.

Jones lost about 10 pounds by changing his diet. Now, after two weeks playing the game, he has lost another 10.

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Update on 'Brandy' (the current Google
Dance)

Update on 'Brandy' (the current Google
Dance) 02/16/2004 12:08 PM
Search Engine Journal Feb 16 2004 3:47PM GMT

Play Dance Dance Revolution... Save On
Insurance

Play Dance Dance Revolution... Save On
Insurance 04/04/2005 01:54 PM
There have been discussions over the past few years about the problem of childhood obesity and how video games that force kids to be active may be at least part of the solution. While going outside and doing something is probably better, if they must be staring at a screen, they might as well be active about it. It appears that one insurance company has decided to test this out and is running a study by giving Dance, Dance Revolution to kids in an effort to make them lose some weight. While others have noted the aerobic nature of the game (and the game apparently has a calorie burning counter as an option), this appears to be the first insurance company promoting the game. Next thing you know, your car insurance rates will rise if you play Grand Theft Auto...

Latest Google dance leave vendors crying
foul

Latest Google dance leave vendors crying
foul 12/02/2003 01:22 PM
Computer Shopper Dec 2 2003 12:23PM ET

DJ Format meets Dance Dance Revolution

DJ Format meets Dance Dance Revolution 04/03/2005 07:50 PM
DJ Format meets Dance Dance Revolution Director Keith Schofield turns out a blazing video for British DJ Format and his top notch crew of pasty Canadian rappers, turning their song "3 Feet Deep" into a high adrenaline arcade hi-score smashing rampage.

Life on the pro Dance Dance Revolution
circuit

Life on the pro Dance Dance Revolution
circuit 01/25/2004 04:09 AM
Yoz has posted a great account of his encounter with a touring clade of pan-European Dance Dance Revolution obsessives:

"We're a group of DDR players in Norway." Do they play other bemani games? "No, just DDR." He points to the guy he was playing with, now off the machine and chatting to his girlfriend. "He's from Sweden, he has a DDR group there too." The machine is now in the control of the third chap, a large-ish bloke with shoulder-length hair. "He has a group in France, but they play all kinds of music games." Do you guys play competitively? "Sometimes... like tomorrow. It's why we're all here - there's a big contest at the Namco arcade in Westminster. There'll be players from four different countries. It's pretty big."

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Dance Dance Revolution as teen
weightloss aid

Dance Dance Revolution as teen
weightloss aid 05/24/2004 06:59 PM
This CNN piece follows the tales of formerly supersized boy and girl geeks who shed *lots* of unwanted weight playing the wacky Japanese electronic game "Dance Dance Revolution." In DDR, players stomp around on a grid of brightly lit squares while hyperfast techno music blares at them from a video display unit. There's also a home version, which sells for under US$50.

As she cooled herself in front of a fan at a video arcade, two teenage boys danced on a machine nearby. Their sneakers pounded out a staccato rhythm at a pace so fast that "Lord of the Dance"'s Michael Flatley would be envious.

Not everyone sees dramatic results. Seventeen-year-old Justin Meeks says his body is more toned, but his weight hasn't changed. He's pleased to point out, though, that his dancing skills have helped him get girls. "Two. I'm guilty of that," Justin said with a grin as he watched friends play DDR.

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Step 1. Internet music Step 2. ??? Step
3. Profit!

Step 1. Internet music Step 2. ??? Step
3. Profit! 01/29/2004 05:03 PM

Whoa. People I know are in the Apple Music store. I can pay to download last year's Fray Cafe and the 2001 Fray too (I can buy Lance Arthur and Mena Trott for 99 cents!). The Brad Sucks album is there too (psst: you can download it from his site for free, and it's unencrypted or buy the CD direct from him like I did). I even see a search for "Scott Andrew" is turning a song up from the Fray CD, with hopefully more to come.

Dance, White Boy, Dance (glumbert.com)

Dance, White Boy, Dance (glumbert.com) 04/08/2005 05:05 AM
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Will Google stay as hot as its lava
lamps?

Will Google stay as hot as its lava
lamps? 12/27/2004 08:26 AM
To remain at top of HR game, company faces hurdles including less-attractive stock options and prospect of reputation declining.
Photos: A Google of ways to enjoy work

Google ponders leap to stay competitive

Google ponders leap to stay competitive 05/24/2004 10:38 AM
San Jose Mercury News May 24 2004 2:30PM GMT

Google float a step closer

Google float a step closer 04/26/2004 04:58 AM
CNN Apr 26 2004 9:32AM GMT

Google Moves a Step Closer to IPO

Google Moves a Step Closer to IPO 01/27/2004 09:13 AM
Google dotting the legal i's and lining up the troops for the big anticipated IPO as soon as April.

Google to take first step towards public
offer

Google to take first step towards public
offer 04/25/2004 08:41 PM
Straits Times Apr 25 2004 11:22PM GMT

Google ponders leap to stay competitive
(SiliconValley.com)

Google ponders leap to stay competitive
(SiliconValley.com) 05/24/2004 06:04 AM
SiliconValley.com - So, you use Google to search the Internet. Like millions of other people around the world, you like Google more than alternatives such as Yahoo and Microsoft's MSN.

Rumors Aside, Browser Is a Logical Step
for Google

Rumors Aside, Browser Is a Logical Step
for Google 09/23/2004 07:18 PM
Rumors are circulating that Google has added employees to develop technology based on the open-source Mozilla browser.

Google Says Anti-Semitic Site Offends,
But to Stay (Reuters)

Google Says Anti-Semitic Site Offends,
But to Stay (Reuters) 04/13/2004 09:03 PM
Reuters - Google Inc., under fire for refusing to exclude an anti-Semitic Web site from Internet search results, on Tuesday said it cannot deny users access because that would betray a vow to deliver unbiased information -- no matter how it detests the site's message.

Google forges ahead with IPO

Google forges ahead with IPO 08/15/2004 02:39 AM
Taipei Times Online Aug 15 2004 5:52AM GMT

* Google forges ahead with IPO

* Google forges ahead with IPO 08/15/2004 06:02 AM
Taipeitimes.com - Sun Aug 15, 08:53 am GMT

SEC quiet on Google go-ahead

SEC quiet on Google go-ahead 08/18/2004 03:08 AM
Boston Globe Aug 18 2004 7:50AM GMT

US: Google forges ahead with IPO

US: Google forges ahead with IPO 08/16/2004 10:06 PM
Asia Media Aug 17 2004 2:28AM GMT

Google Pushes Ahead With IPO

Google Pushes Ahead With IPO 08/13/2004 09:16 AM
Search Engine Lowdown Aug 13 2004 1:27PM GMT

Google sale ahead

Google sale ahead 09/02/2004 04:18 AM
USA Today Sep 2 2004 8:30AM GMT

Google IPO moves ahead

Google IPO moves ahead 08/16/2004 12:52 AM
Xinhua News Agency Aug 16 2004 4:31AM GMT

S&P assesses Google ahead of IPO

S&P assesses Google ahead of IPO 06/08/2004 05:49 AM
Bday.co.za - Tue Jun 8, 05:47 am GMT

Rumors Aside, Browser Is a Logical Step
for Google (NewsFactor)

Rumors Aside, Browser Is a Logical Step
for Google (NewsFactor) 09/24/2004 02:19 PM
NewsFactor - Google's next move may be to add a browser offering to its portfolio of Internet products. A New York Post news report suggests that the search-engine giant has added employees to develop such a technology based on the open-source Mozilla browser.
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