Can't make it to a city? How about trying Everyscape, which wants to let you walk streets or enter shops with real-life photography. Uh oh, what about privacy? How can your brand dominate search results? Isn't that new algorithm campaign from Google great -- oops, I meant Ask! Mahalo's people-powered search engine aims to recruit more volunteers with cold, hard cash. And more in today's episode!
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- Everyscape:
Google StreetView Meets Micosoft Photosynth Meets Yahoo's Flickr
Brady Forrest at O'Reilly Radar writes about a new startup, Everyscape, which is seeking to take ordinary photographs and knit them into a "3D" image display for cities. According to Forrest, the company has been around since 2002 and received funding in 2004. Using a mixture of proprietary technology, professionals... - Top 15 Google Street View Sightings, Mashable
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- Yahoo Click
Fraud Settlement Payouts Begin
Frank Watson at Search Engine Watch reported that Yahoo has been distributing funds based on the approved click fraud settlement. Frank reports receiving over $11,000 in refunds from Yahoo from advertising activity on the Overture platform between October 1, 2004 to June 1, 2005. Yahoo has confirmed that these payments... - Stockholders
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- Mahalo
Greenhouse: Get Paid For Writing Search Results
Jason Calacanis has announced Mahalo Greenhouse, a way for users to get paid for writing their own search results for the Mahalo people-powered search engine. The Greenhouse FAQ gives more details on the program, where if accepted, you can earn $10 to $15 per submission.... - Google, Yahoo,
Microsoft, Intel & Others Join Greener Computing Effort
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- Google
Analytics Leaves Beta & Adds Requested Features
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Comments (1)
It's nice to see the world for free like what Everyscape and MapJack.com are doing. But I hope they will be mindful of some etiquettes when it comes to privacy.
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November 28, 2007 9:54 PM
Posted on November 28, 2007 21:54