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did anyone else notice that Michael drank a W pop on the Office? |
Jessica at Google wrote us up on the Google Grants blog today! http://tinyurl.com/6e97u5 |
@dannysullivan It's sort of brilliant that Google has thousands of mobile users helping them to refine speech recognition. |
@robpatrob can you RT the TinyURL for the Harvard endowment cut? In addition to direct CDO investment, U's are selling pvt equity at a loss |
paulson is asked for lessons from the current crisis. first is humility, but he says were not done |
paulson flat out said we need to avoid bankruptcy of an auto company |
bbt manager says bbt is one of the country's most successful banks. lots of chuckles from audience |
Hank is here, bbt is introducing him now |
seated at the Willard hotel, about to hear Hank paulson speak ahead of the china econ summit |
@jzawodn are you coding as part of your new job at craigslist, or is this a personal project? |
@corbett3000 what are you doing in OCTO DC? Wrapup for Apps for Democracy? |
Time to ride my bike home. It's not raining in China Town. Here goes... |
@lookadoo I'm glad you're there to hear it. Looking forward to seeing your notes. And I hope to see you soon! |
Google isn't mining your private data. The data from different apps is all in different places, and they have very strict controls |
In addition to the free tools, APIs, and mashups they provide, they also have the strictest privacy controls of any company I can think of. |
@lookadoo I think Google has been a huge force of good when it comes to disclosure of info and respect for privacy. |
@corbett3000 I liked your comments on the WaPo thread on Vivek. It needed to be said... |
Shortsighted WaPo blogger pens a myopic criticism of DC's truly innovative CTO, Vivek Kundra http://tinyurl.com/5o3sq5 |
Leaving an amazing presentation by Ira Glass for the NPR staff |
@nprlive is live blogging Ira glass now |
