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Sunday, June 12, 2005

Good reads on Google


Interesting reads on Google.

$80 billion Google is the world's biggest media company by stock market value.

The Independent's Jeremy Warner says, "Can changing the world really be worth £44bn ($80bn)" or is GOOG over-priced?

Take a poll on, "What would you call GOOG watchers?" I'd call them Googillionaires.

A 1-page cheat sheet on Google's Advanced Search Operators