See how the World Searched with Google’s 2011 Zeitgeist:
http://googlezeitgeist.com
Music: “Sooner or Later” by Mat Kearney
Produced by Whirled Creative with Director Scott Chan
“Soldier surprises mom” clip courtesy of the National Geographic Channel, Siskell/Jacobs Productions and Joseph Desira.
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For Brett, the search for amazing foods doesn’t happen at the dinner table. His determination to discover new ingredients takes him to every corner of the globe.
Visit http://maps.google.com/starthere
Searching for your dream house is always an adventure. Pedal to Properties, a real estate agency in Boulder, Colorado, helps clients find their house through guided bike tours with the help of Google Maps features like Street View, local search, and biking directions. Visit http://www.pedaltoproperties.com/
Eric Schmidt speaks with Gwen Ifill at the Washington Ideas Forum in Washington, D.C., on October 5, 2011.
A new Google bar helps you navigate quickly between products, and share the right stuff with the right people easily on Google+.
More info: http://maps.google.com/starthere
Find your way around IKEA using Google Maps on your Android phone. The Google Maps indoor display details the store’s layout, from one floor to the next. Figure out how to get from home furnishings to Swedish meatballs, right from the palm of your hand. To learn more, Start here.
http://maps.google.com/starthere
Following up on our video on how we make improvements to search, we wanted to share with you a short history of the evolution of search, highlighting some of the most important milestones from the past decade—and a taste of what’s coming next.
Our goal is to get you to the answer you’re looking for faster and faster, creating a nearly seamless connection between your questions and the information you seek. For those of you looking to deepen your understanding of how search has evolved, this video highlights some important trends like universal results, quick answers and the future of search.
For more information, go to www.google.com/insidesearch/
New ways of sharing the right things with the right people. Join at http://google.com/+
King Arthur Flour, a 220-year-old Vermont business, shares enthusiasm for the tradition of baking through the Web, and inspires bakers to discover new items, recipes and techniques.
Original TV ad: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFLP7HD1s7k