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You probably work at one.

make sure that you update your address with the govt for the unemployment checks. LOL

you are a loser, and also a spammer. dont forget to renew the domain name of your soeet.com for next year. LOL
have put you on the list of TC shameless spammers – the locatorguy, you and the smelly indian chick

I suspect that Google will make PageRank able to crunch higher dimension data (also known as tensor), ie, a tensorised PageRank that includes other RDF objects. Variants of of technique had appeared over recent years from IR research community.

Since the whole of the cali web 2.0 is built on borrowed money, that’s a good bet.

I wouldn’t underestimate Google.

I am starting to find that many people will invest in software development, but not many will buy large, heavy, truckable hardware to build large systems with.

A. You don’t get a full tax deduction when you buy such hardware. It’s not rentable at reasonable rates. Try to rent SANs from HP for example or worse from SUN with those new solid state drives.

B. They don’t want to get involved with large physical goods. They want it to be easy to clear out if and when it goes insolvent.

I think a safe bet, the bet I took with our investment is to zig to hardware, when others zag to make the most out of virtualization. You just can’t beat Google at their game. Too many devs, too much talent, too many resources, too much information in their hard drives.

Every blogging software package like Word press is going to use these tags. Eventually Microsoft will build it into blend, VS, and Adobe into DW.

There is only a slight opportunity for an AJAX service that loads pages from a person’s website via CURL and embeds the code in the DOM with JQuery or something.

Other than that, the only people that are going to see the windfall from this is Google themselves, when they show off their pretty new search results, with super deep anchor like content linking.

If you were going to invest in this for a single site, it’s not even worth it, because your CMS, CRM, whatever is going to do it for you.

It’s a shame but Google is so big that nobody else could possibly make a dime off of this. Akamai, Brightcove, ect… on the other hand are big fat sitting ducks and I am hedging my small cap investment bets against them.