Who?
What?
When?
Where?
How?
Sometimes Why.
The questions above are used by journalists to capture all the most significant information about a story.
Why?
Why is on the list too because I wish to emphasize its double-meaning (i.e. “A,E,I,O,U, and sometimes Y”)
Let’s see what Google thinks about these questions vis-a-vis auto-suggest:
 
Who?

What?

When?

Where?

How?

Why?

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Google.com/Voice
You seldom see “Bad” in a subject line along with Google, but “Google Buzz” and “Google Wave” have significantly under-performed (as far as Google product launches go).
Here’s a Google product launch that is GUARANTEED to reverse that trend…
Google Voice:

I first blogged about Google Voice when Google acquired Grand Central back in 2007 (I’m still bothered [...]

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Agreement Represents another Top-tier Client Addition to the Managed Services offering from DoublePositive
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Education-Management-bw-55070469.html?x=0&.v=1
http://www.marketwatch.com/story/education-management-corporation-online-higher-education-edmc-ohe-selects-doublepositive-marketing-group-as-its-online-marketing-agency-of-record-2010-06-01?reflink=MW_news_stmp
BALTIMORE, Jun 01, 2010  — DoublePositive Marketing Group, Inc. announced today that it has been chosen by Education Management Corporation — Online Higher Education (EDMC OHE) as their Online Marketing Agency of Record for all Online Marketing across all EDMC OHE brands (including [...]

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I love Apple.
Not just because they’re huge:
At this moment, their market cap is $245 Billion — that’s more than Walmart, GE, Google, Cisco, and IBM. They’re only 10% less than Microsoft’s market cap of $272 Billion, and worth more than HP and AT&T combined (well… almost).

Not just because I’m a user of many Apple products:
I [...]

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The article below was sent to me by Sandy Kory of Media Venture Partners.
In three years desktops will be irrelevant - Google sales chief http://www.siliconrepublic.com/news/article/15446/business/in-three-years-desktops-will-be-irrelevant-google-sales-chief
Here is my reply, my thoughts, and my position:
I think that the Eric Schmidt quote is valid if not perfect, but mobile means portable, not best-possible-interface-experience.
I [...]

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DoublePositive posted a Twitter status update merely seconds ago about LeadsCon.
Now when I perform a LeadsCon search with the hash tag, I see the actual Twitter post:

This is all very interesting.
http://blogs.doublepositive.com/2009/12/03/google-alerts-very-interesting/
SPF

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Lala hosts the most online music.
Apple recently bought Lala.
Google uses Apple’s Lala when you search for a song on Google.
It works fabulously well.  If you haven’t already, try it for your favorite song.
If you don’t have a favorite song, just ask Google for one.
Oh wait…
I just tried that.
My Google search query was “best song”
I did [...]

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Happy New Year Everyone!
I am going to try and do a repeat performance to last-year’s real-time blogging at the stroke of midnight.
I’m using Google again as the clock (EST):
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&source=hp&q=time
I should concede that Google is certainly cyclical if not bullish on Predictions in general:

No matter.  Personally, I’m always bullish about predictions. But then again, [...]

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Any self-respecting-predicting-blogger always needs to review his past predictions before moving on with the new ones.
Let’s take a look at my Predictions for 2009:
http://blogs.doublepositive.com/2009/01/01/goodbye-2008-review-2008-predictions/
Oops, wait. That was 2008.
Here is 2009:
http://blogs.doublepositive.com/2009/01/01/hello-2009-predictions-for-2009/
Here’s what I predicted.
1. Things Changed
Yup. Nailed that one.
2. People and Businesses Will Try Harder than Ever to Avoid Pain
Yup. Nailed that one.
3. People [...]

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I’ve been a long-time user of Google Alerts.
http://www.google.com/alerts
Like most, the first alert I setup was my own name.
I’m also an active user on Twitter.
Very interesting that for the first time (just moments ago), I received a Google Alert from a Twitter update I just Tweeted moments ago:

I clicked this link:

The Google Alert term [...]

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