Comments on: Google + YouTube = GoogleTube?

By: Political News Guy

Political News Guy — Thu, 28 Feb 2008 09:07:08 +0000

Gootube? Not a very pretty sounding name is it? But how about just “Google Tube”?

One other note: Mark Cuban needs to stop writing! That is one of the worst passages I’ve ever read! This guy is a billionaire and he writes like that? How embarrassing!

By: Waine Lasikiewicz

Waine Lasikiewicz — Mon, 02 Jul 2007 15:25:29 +0000

I have just found this post and its really interesting to see that someone likes the idea of YouTube and Google Video combined…

My site GoogieTube.com lets you do just that, you link your videos from Google video, YouTube and DailyMotion and anyone can watch them all in one place FREE..

Who wants to go to tons of sites just to watch thier videos when you can link them all on GoogieTube.com and watch them all in one simple place..

www.googietube.com

By: Science After Sunclipse

Science After Sunclipse — Tue, 17 Apr 2007 03:01:30 +0000

Interlude: Framing...

The “framing” kerfluffle continues apace at ScienceBlogs.com. For a primer on this subject, see my earlier remarks here. I like what “Revere” has to say at Effect Measure: Nisbet and Mooney argue that just presenting the facts...

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