| By Mark O'Neill |
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| December 13, 2009 05:15 PM EST |
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SOA at Cloud Expo
Techcrunch reports that Google has some implicit suggestions about newspapers, based on the drop-down suggestions it gives when you begin a search with "Newspapers are."
It's a nice example of the hive mind at work.
But check out the first suggestion Google gives you if you type "Cloud Computing is" into a Google search bar.
I won't spoil the surprise here.
Interestingly, Google used to give similar suggestions for "SOA is", but the results are now a lot less frank and confrontational than they were a month ago.
Does this show a change in general attitude about SOA, or is it just that Google cleaned up the results? hmm.
Mark O'Neill is Chief Technology Office of Vordel. Vordel connects applications to applications, businesses to other businesses, and SOA to Cloud Computing. A regular speaker at industry conferences and a contributor to SOA World Magazine and Cloud Computing Journal, Mark holds a degree in mathematics and psychology from Trinity College Dublin and graduate qualifications in neural network programming from Oxford University.
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