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Why Does Google Kill So Many Products? - Vimarsana News

Why Does Google Kill So Many Products?

Google's reputation for discontinuing products is unmatched. There's even a site dedicated to it (KilledByGoogle). We all loved Google Reader, but it shut down almost ten years ago. Experimentation is at the core of Google's DNA, and we should expect experiments to fail, products to evolve, and features to change. Yet, Google can't shake this meme, and it's starting to do real damage to users and the Google brand. So why can't Google shake this problem? * Consumer strategy collateral damage i

RSS Readers Are Better Than Ever, Thanks to Twitter & Reddit - Vimarsana News

RSS Readers Are Better Than Ever, Thanks to Twitter & Reddit

Twitter and Reddit are both cracking down on third-party apps and connected services while making the official apps and sites worse. If you want to curate your own news feed, it’s time to party like it’s 2005 and set up an RSS reader.

A history of metaphors for the internet - Vimarsana News

A history of metaphors for the internet

From the “information superhighway” to “a series of tubes,” people have long used metaphors to describe the internet and the web.

A history of metaphors for the internet - Vimarsana News

A history of metaphors for the internet

From the “information superhighway” to “a series of tubes,” people have long used metaphors to describe the internet and the web.

With AI and New Gadgets, Google Gets Some Mojo Back at Google I/O - Vimarsana News

With AI and New Gadgets, Google Gets Some Mojo Back at Google I/O

Commentary: The company that pioneered a lot of today's AI technology is bringing it to its top products. AI gives Google a home-field advantage.

Source: cnet.com