Google Buzz Reconsidered

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With all the discussion about Google Buzz that occurred when it first came out, I wonder if there was more heat than light. Opinions raged in those first few days, pro and (mostly) con, but I wonder if in retrospect we missed the bigger story about the significance of Google Buzz, which is what Buzz says about Google’s approach to social media. To learn more, check out my latest post on Internet Evolution, “Google Buzz Reconsidered.”

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Thursday, April 1st 2010 at 8:58 am |
For last few i had gone through several forum posts and found many people asking what exactly is the google buzz and how is it helpful? How buzz functions etc etc queries. Many of them wishes to know whether url’s on buzz are dofollow or no follow. So far i did n’t find answer for this any where. Your post answered few of those queries.

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Comment by SEO Los Angeles:
Thursday, April 8th 2010 at 7:34 pm |
I also was a bit confused on a few things. Thanks for the link!

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