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Google AdWords Dances to Mariachi Band

by Sid Hale

 

 

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On the 1st of April, Google decided to announce a new service, and there was a lot of speculation about it being an April Fool's Day prank (a couple of years ago they flipped the Google logo on the home page so that it read backwards - this company is known for a sense of humor).  The new service (GMail) is a free email service ala Hotmail.

Besides the date of the announcement and their track record with this sort of prank - the fact that Goggle was to provide 1GB of disk space to store your messages vs. the 4-5MB typically provided with this type of service, just fanned the flames of its being a hoax.  Instead of working so hard to organize your email into folders, and keep them cleaned out so your inbox wouldn't get so full, you would have 1GB of mailbox space!

Why would the most popular search engine provider decide to move into the free email arena?  The announcement explained that email is just more information, and that the purpose of this service was to make their customer's email messages easily accessible using search technology - eliminating the need for folder organization, and allowing related messages to be presented as a thread from a single search.

News services were clamoring to get the inside skinny and discussion boards had long threads on the topic.

At the end of the day, it turns out to be true, and there wouldn't be much else to write on the subject except...

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We've all heard of the Google Dance - but now it's infected Google AdWords, and the music has a new, exciting rythym.


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