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Grok on Google chronicles the Web's leading agent of change, Google. Grok on Google scours the online universe of content and intelligently filters all of the Google news you need to know into one easy to read publication.
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Why track Google? Google isn't just about search anymore. The company -- like the Web as a whole -- is creating disruption in a number of sectors: email, online advertising, instant messaging (IM), voice-over-IP (VoIP), mobile and wireless, broadband, location-based services, print publishing, and even, online search. It doesn't matter what industry you work in, you need to understand Google and the ways it will shape how your company does business.
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