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« A Fact-Free Editorial | Main | Three is Not One - Neither is 27 » March 29, 2004My Google MyselfInteresting story about Google in the Tampa Trib today. If you haven't tried it yet, you will. Google yourself, that is. Vanity searching your own name is among the most popular ways to exercise Google. A survey by the Pew Internet Project found that nearly 25 percent of self-Googlers say they are stunned by how much information about themselves is online.I Googled myself. Here is what I found. I'm #1 on Google. Comments
Me too: sisu Posted by: Sissy Willis at March 29, 2004 10:43 AMBill, even more interesting is Googlism. Here's the results for Bill Hobbs: bill hobbs is a bright example For more graphical results do a Kartoo on your name. You actually get more results a page, and you get the relations (if any) between the sites. In addition, you get a list of related terms you can use to narrow down your search. But, you do need to have the latest Flash installed. Bout the only serious drawback to the place. Posted by: Alan Kellogg at March 30, 2004 1:26 AMLes - most of that Googlism list actually is about me - everything except being the director of the loyola law school center for conflict resolution, editor of the lgs bulletin, and assistant coach for the tiger softball program. Posted by: Bill Hobbs at March 30, 2004 6:16 AMBetter watch that 'googling yourself'... my grandma said you'll go blind. Posted by: jimmy at March 30, 2004 8:52 AMBill, I just did it (Bradley Schwartze) and got 277 responses! First one involves a reply to GlennReynolds.com on outsourcing and education. Thanks Glenn! Posted by: Brad S at March 31, 2004 2:09 PMPost a comment
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