Home News: With the help of Maclean’s, Google rules the (Canadian) Contentverse
You want it you got it:
Not long ago, I linked to this: the Google PowerReader, which aggregates content based on what presidential candidates and journos are reading.
There is now a Canadian version. Google has put together:
1. a Canadian Election news site
2. A Canadian Power Readers lineup, featuring some familiar faces
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3. "In Quotes" -- find out what the leaders have said, on any topic.
4. Campaign Trail: Google Maps lets you play follow the leader.
It’s not all perfect yet, some of it is still testing, but this is ridiculous. I don’t know if my job just got more interesting, or more irrelevant.
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