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2008 Could Be a Bad year for Content Quality

The web levels the playing field, allowing individuals to compete with larger corporations, largely through the smaller players making dirt public and launching viral marketing campaigns around issues. Because there is a publisher publishing every opinion and angle, it is easy to discount just about everything, especially attempts for new market participants to become remarkable.

Google To Trademark Knol, Dalvik

Call it a unit of knowledge, but beware of calling it a 'knol', as Google has applied to trademark the term.

Knol Recieving A lot of Criticism

Anil Dash, blogger and Six Apart employee, argues that Google has fundamental problems with creating good editing tools because they can’t really put themselves in the mind of the end user.  

Google Won't Make Judgements, but Desires to be Starting Point

With the announcement of Knol, Google displayed their desire to become a publisher. Why?

Knol Highlights

“Knol” stands for a unit of knowledge, according to the Official Google Blog.Here are some highlights on Google’s new project: The challenge posed to us was to find a way to help people share their knowledge. This is our main goal.

Knol: Google Coins A New Word

Most of the techie blogosphere can tell you a knol is a unit of knowledge, now that Google has informed us it is so.