Wired Reports on 'Googlemania'

Decaffeinated Jedi writes "As a tie-in with its March 2004 cover story on the search phenomenon that is Google, Wired has posted its Complete Guide to Googlemania. Written before Google delayed its IPO earlier this month, the feature nevertheless offers a series of interesting articles focused on the search engine giant. Particularly interesting sections include Googlemaniacs (in which 'superusers' like Matt Groening and Garry Trudeau discuss how they use Google on a daily basis), a look at how blog comment spammers have taken advantage of Google's PageRank system, and a gallery of hypothetical interface redesigns by a group of artists and graphic designers."

Comments

Re:Ah, yes, google-bombs

[Anonymous Coward]

This cracks me up. The man obtains a level of success a jobless loser like yourself can only dream of, and in your drooling envy, you try to google-bomb the white house.

Re:It's a search engine, not a museum.

[Anonymous Coward]

it's mastUrbation, you wanker

Re:Must every Wired Article be Covered on Slashdot

[sahonen]

I don't subscribe to Wired. As a rule, I don't like anything that has more ads than content.