Business - Written by Mike Dover on Thursday, February 22, 2007 14:32 - 0 Comments
Google as sugar daddy for the Web?
Interesting blog article here that suggests that Google should contribute a whack of cash to the Wikipedia campaign because 50% of incoming links to Wikipedia comes from Google. Personally, I’ve noticed that the Wikipedia entry is often the second or third entry when I Google something.
You’ll note from the discussion that follows, that many of the people didn’t agree.
Thanks to our new colleague Michael Seaton for the lead. His new blog is www.theclientsideblog.com
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