Lots of news today and it’s nice to see that Google’s not dominating it all!
- Do we really need a Digg for people? Gleamd seems to think we’ll enjoy voting on the popularity of individuals.
- Facebook hires a former AOL exec to head up product marketing and operations.
- WordPress.com bloggers -including Om Malik – had a brief scare when their RSS feeds appeared to be hacked. Fortunately, WordPress fixed the glitch which was a test on their part. Whoops.
- Does Google really have 10,000 human evaluators to clean-up search results?
- Sometimes sucking up to a blogger works! “We’re big fans of your blog and would like to share news of Unbound Edition…” You had me at “fans”
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Brian Chappell Says:
July 10th, 2007 at 2:38 pm
“Does Google really have 10,000 human evaluators to clean-up search results?”
http://www.webmasterworld.com/google/3390143-2-20.htm
Interesting insights as usual over at WBMW where Ted broke this story.
One gentlemen says he worked for google in fact doing exactly what the post claims.