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Google heard Aaron — so now what?

Started by mathewi · 1 year ago

Aaron Stanton had a plan. A crazy plan, some might say, but still a plan: In a nutshell, he wanted to pitch a business idea to the folks at Google — the world’s largest search engine, a $130-billion colossus with 10,000 employees, etc., etc. — so ... Continue reading »

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webomatica
2 years ago

This is probably obvious, but the "novel project" on the digg thread would be an interesting fit with Google's initiative to scan in all those library books.

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Steven Hodson
2 years ago

reminds me that hooke.... errrr actress in Hollywood who plastered herself across billboards to get film exec's to notice her.

IIRC she wasn't successful.

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Mathew
2 years ago

I thought the same thing, Jason -- and I'm sure that occurred to Aaron too.

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Nikole Gipps
2 years ago

That blog can't be him ... if he was a sophomore in 2003, he's only mid-20s now. That blog guy was 38 and (from tone) seems considerably older.

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Aaron F Stanton
1 year ago

I'm the Aaron F Stanton of the blog in question, and I'm not the Aaron Stanton of "Google can you hear me" fame.

Just to clarify. :)

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