Monday, June 30, 2008
Daily Reading 06/30/2008
Telling statistic of our times
Jeff Jarvis is writing a piece on George Carlin and so looked up the frequency with which Carlin's famous seven words you can't say on TV show up in Google. He finds a striking equivalency. You have to click to see.
Google Docs now appears to be an official Microsoft Office competitor
Among an impressive list of recent enhancements is offline access. Google says you can now edit any word processing, spreadsheet or presentation document when disconnected from the Internet and then synch with your online account when you reconnect. At this point, what's the difference between Docs and Office?
