Google I/O 2010 - Keynote Day 1 - Full Length

Randy Cantin · Shopping Consultant Web Developer and Design at Ranready Companies
Regardless of the numbers. Goggle +1 is a hit in my book.
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Diganta Sarkar · Top Commenter · Works at Expedia
Same here :)
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Michael A. Robson · Top Commenter · Shanghai, China
This would be such an awesome Keynote slide, if it actually meant something.

Google has a +1 button beside every friggin link on a Google Search Results page, and every single link/post/cat video on Google Plus. How exactly is it impressive that people are clicking the like button. Served? Served what? Congratulations you've just proven that lots of people use Google.
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Bill Roy · Uni. Bradford
So?

Wow-we, Google has the '+1' button shown 5 billion times, wow, I have a white pixel that shows up on every site more than that, and hey, what about the letter 'e', how many times does that show up? Christ things must be bad if all Google can crow about is how many impressions for a spy cookie it has inserted shows up on pages.

But then again, idiots like the stupid thing because they think Google did it for 'THEM', the visitor, just how moronic can some people be? Anyway, I hope Google keep it up as it looks like it is falling fowl of European law and Google +1 could soon be outlawed.
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jwaladon (signed in using AOL)
Everything is a hit with Google :)
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Dev Naruka
Not everything dude... Not all Google products are good.
Take Google Wave for instance. Nice concept, but such a big hit.
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Manal Assaad · 26 years old
Google Buzz and Waves weren't hits at all =/
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Aaseesh Marina · SQE at Google
"I’m know sure where the discrepancy between" --> Did you proof read?
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Robin Wauters · Top Commenter · Writer at TechCrunch
No that's your job :) thx
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Jasa Furlan
I wonder how many people know what +1 button even means or does...
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Jack Woo · Singapore, Singapore
does this also count? +1
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Peter Bailey · Web Developer at Independents United
How many does Facebook get?
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Anthony Clauser · Top Commenter · Rochester, New York
Who cares?
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Peter Bailey · Web Developer at Independents United
People in the business (me)
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Michael A. Robson · Top Commenter · Shanghai, China
Facebook doesn't bother with this stuff. You wanna know how many times the LIKE button has been clicked? ... Whatever.. Trillions of times... Here's what really matters: 800 million users.
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Ashutosh Nigam · Web Developer at IMedia Designs
nice post...thanks for sharing.
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Wisdom Jobs · Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh
Is this real? I don't believe it.
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Dhiram Shah · Top Commenter · R.N.Shah High School
Does this really affect the SERPS?
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George Urban
super!
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Thomas Lock · Top Commenter · Ryerson
I have to say G+ is just great in so many ways, it's like the best of Facebook and Twitter put together but not a replacement in my opinion.
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Nick Fleker Felker · Top Commenter
Is served mean displayed, or clicked? That answer makes the statistic a lot different.
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Marc Ferland · Co-Owner, Director of Internet Applications at Griffland Media
Google will lose to Facebook... again.
Reply · Like · Follow Post · Monday at 9:12pm

Viktor Hesselbom · Programmer at OII
I +1'd!
Reply · Like · Follow Post · Monday at 4:49pm