http://newmexicoindependent.com/40966/trips-morning-reading-9 New Mexico news and politics Fri, 02 Sep 2011 18:15:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://newmexicoindependent.com/40966/trips-morning-reading-9#comment-23329 bequiet Wed, 04 Nov 2009 03:25:13 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=40966#comment-23329 Idiot. "...this is a comeuppance." Whatever happened to journalism and primary research? If you thought about the topic before you parroted the ReadWriteWeb blog, you might have been prompted to look deeper at the trend. Had you done so, you'd have seen that accuracy is not the issue, but rather Google's control of search. It wasn't until a couple years ago, when Google effectively stopped providing search results that included MapQuest, that Google Maps began gaining on MapQuest. Gmaps' gain in share is a function of Google's successful search strategy. Or are you claiming empirical evidence that MapQuest directions are "downright inaccurate"? Idiot. “…this is a comeuppance.” Whatever happened to journalism and primary research? If you thought about the topic before you parroted the ReadWriteWeb blog, you might have been prompted to look deeper at the trend. Had you done so, you'd have seen that accuracy is not the issue, but rather Google's control of search. It wasn't until a couple years ago, when Google effectively stopped providing search results that included MapQuest, that Google Maps began gaining on MapQuest. Gmaps' gain in share is a function of Google's successful search strategy. Or are you claiming empirical evidence that MapQuest directions are “downright inaccurate”?

]]> http://newmexicoindependent.com/40966/trips-morning-reading-9#comment-18253 bequiet Tue, 03 Nov 2009 21:25:13 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=40966#comment-18253 Idiot. "...this is a comeuppance." Whatever happened to journalism and primary research? If you thought about the topic before you parroted the ReadWriteWeb blog, you might have been prompted to look deeper at the trend. Had you done so, you'd have seen that accuracy is not the issue, but rather Google's control of search. It wasn't until a couple years ago, when Google effectively stopped providing search results that included MapQuest, that Google Maps began gaining on MapQuest. Gmaps' gain in share is a function of Google's successful search strategy. Or are you claiming empirical evidence that MapQuest directions are "downright inaccurate"? Idiot. “…this is a comeuppance.” Whatever happened to journalism and primary research? If you thought about the topic before you parroted the ReadWriteWeb blog, you might have been prompted to look deeper at the trend. Had you done so, you'd have seen that accuracy is not the issue, but rather Google's control of search. It wasn't until a couple years ago, when Google effectively stopped providing search results that included MapQuest, that Google Maps began gaining on MapQuest. Gmaps' gain in share is a function of Google's successful search strategy. Or are you claiming empirical evidence that MapQuest directions are “downright inaccurate”?

]]> http://newmexicoindependent.com/40966/trips-morning-reading-9#comment-12231 bequiet Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:25:13 +0000 http://newmexicoindependent.com/?p=40966#comment-12231 Idiot. "...this is a comeuppance." Whatever happened to journalism and primary research? If you thought about the topic before you parroted the ReadWriteWeb blog, you might have been prompted to look deeper at the trend. Had you done so, you'd have seen that accuracy is not the issue, but rather Google's control of search. It wasn't until a couple years ago, when Google effectively stopped providing search results that included MapQuest, that Google Maps began gaining on MapQuest. Gmaps' gain in share is a function of Google's successful search strategy. Or are you claiming empirical evidence that MapQuest directions are "downright inaccurate"? Idiot. “…this is a comeuppance.” Whatever happened to journalism and primary research? If you thought about the topic before you parroted the ReadWriteWeb blog, you might have been prompted to look deeper at the trend. Had you done so, you'd have seen that accuracy is not the issue, but rather Google's control of search. It wasn't until a couple years ago, when Google effectively stopped providing search results that included MapQuest, that Google Maps began gaining on MapQuest. Gmaps' gain in share is a function of Google's successful search strategy. Or are you claiming empirical evidence that MapQuest directions are “downright inaccurate”?

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