I’ve posted another guest essay on TechFlash, this time on how all roads to paid Web content run through Google:
“Google’s role would start with the Web searches that have become as second-nature to the Web as flipping channels on a TV. The highest-ranked searches (Google determines that today, of course) would be tagged for pay-to-click. Metadata, either a balloon or pop-up window (similar to Netflix’s stellar browse system), would display a sentence or two related to the full content of the selected piece…”
Awesome stuff!
Thanks for posting this – I have also checked out your other post on TechFlash.
I think I will be subscribing to your RSS
Comment by Helen Hunt — February 24, 2009 @ 6:37 am |
now I’ll stay tuned..
My web: mov
Comment by abitotivy — June 4, 2009 @ 9:30 pm |