What Would Google Do_ - Jeff Jarvis [131]
control of, 3, 11–12
input, 89–90
partnering with, 22–23
retailers and, 161
trust in, 83–84
worst, 20–22
customer satisfaction, 167
customer service
Dell and, 12–15, 18–19
Google and, 170
as marketing, 47
Newmark and, 117
customization, 179
The Daily Show, 95–96
Dale, Iain, 132
data, 88
advertising and, 146
health care and, 199–200
restaurants and, 153–54
retailers and, 159
Davenport, Thomas H., 111
Daylife, 35, 39, 50, 126
Day, Peter, 113–14
Dean, Howard, 51
Declaration of Independence of
Cyberspace, 239
Dell, 12–19, 46, 50
Dell’Abate, Gary, 131
Dell, Michael, 14–15, 17–18, 98, 113
democracy, 238
Denton, Nick, 55, 92
Denuo, 145–46
design
automobiles and, 172–73
collaboration and, 98–99
open, 173
simplicity and, 116
dhanaX.com, 196
Digg, 4, 86, 126, 128, 132
Diggnation, 132–34
digital equity, 71
digital publishing, 138–39
DIO. See Do It Ourselves Direct2Dell, 17
directory assistance, 78
distributed thinking, 36–39, 126–27
distribution, 123, 134
doctors, 203
Doerr, John, 165
Do It Ourselves (DIO), 207
domain registration, 170
DonorsChoose.org, 196–97
DoubleClick, 5
Dubner, Stephen J., 75
Dunbar number, 232
eBay, 160
JetBlue and, 184
Skype and, 31
Wal-Mart v., 54–55
Edelman, Richard, 223
education, 104, 210–17
Edwards, D’Wayne, 112
Elberse, Anita, 63
Electronic Frontier Foundation,
239
energy, 162–65
entertainment, 130–36
Entertainment Weekly, 112–13
environment, 126, 162–63
Epicurious.com, 154, 179
Epstein, Daniel A., 148
e-readers, 139–40
Estrada, Joseph, 106
ethics
of privacy, 232–33
of publicness, 45
of transparency, 97
Etsy, 31, 160
European Union, 35
Everyblock, 34
Everything’s Miscellaneous
(Weinberger), 82, 137
evil, 99–102
Evslin, Tom, 30–31
exhibitionism, 234
The Experimental Witch (Coelho),
142–43
experimentation, 217
eyeballs, clicks v., 66
Facebook, 4, 20–21, 48, 126
automobile industry and,
173–74
Causes application, 196–97
Google and, 101
government and, 220–21
mistakes and, 94–95
as platform, 34–35
politics and, 51
trust and, 85–86
Fake, Caterina, 45, 89
FARC (Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia), 220
fashion, 103–4, 180
Fast Company, 15
Federal Communications Commission (FCC), 131, 166, 219
Federated, 55
financial meltdown of 2008, 69
First Amendment, 237
Flickr, 21, 45
communities and, 50
customer input and, 89–90
Flixwagon.com, 105
FoodBlogBlog, 155
forgiveness, 232
fragmentation, 63, 65
fraud, 205–6
Freakonomics (Levitt & Dubner), 75
free
book publishing and, 141
as business model, 76–80
Freedom of Information Act, 218
Fresh Direct, 179
Friedman, Jane, 141–42
Friedman, Thomas, 165
friendships, 231–32
G4, 132
Galant, Debra, 127
Garfield, Bob, 150–51, 167–68
Gawker Media, 55, 92
Generation Google, 7, 231
GetSatisfaction.com, 47
gift economy, 59–63
Glam, 29–30
Gmail, 6, 78–79, 168–69
Godin, Seth, 57, 204–5
Gonzo Marketing (Locke), 149–50
ambitions of, 121
antitrust inquiry of, 100
customer service and, 170
economy, 68–69
embedding, 6
Facebook and, 101
fooling, 43
growth of, 69
home page, 115
Justice Department investigation of, 6
links and, 27
media revenue plan, 143–44
platforms of, 33
success of, 5–6
Google Analytics, 33
Google Apps, 168
Google Calendar, 33, 168
Google Checkout, 198
Google Docs, 33, 168
Google Groups, 33
Google Health, 200–201
Googlejuice, 42–45
New York Times and, 78
Vaynerchuk and, 158
Google Maps, 33–34, 168
embedding, 6
real estate and, 188
Google News, 39, 94, 126
Google.org, 162–65
Gore, Al, 163, 217
government, 217–21
Gross, Bill, 175, 193–94
growth, 31–32
Haass, Richard, 237
hacking, 201–2
Haque, Umair, 64, 74, 101–2,
237
Hatt, Bertil, 204
health care, 199–203, 208
Heiferman, Scott, 206–7
Here Comes Everybody (Shirky), 50,
60, 151, 237