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Tag Archives: facebook
What(son) Happened to Google
Google is getting paid so much by a market where humans do all the search. Will it recognize that technology has just moved on? Continue reading
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Tagged ai, engineers, entrepreneurship, facebook, fairchild semiconductor, google, hackers, ibm, innovation, jeopardy, machine learning, monopoly, paul bucheit, paul graham, search robot, seti, technology, watson, yahoo
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Retention Revolution
Tech entrepreneurs who dream of launching “the next Google” should consider customer retention, a largely untapped goldmine for search stakeholders (platform, consumers, and merchants). Continue reading