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Image via Wikipedia So a few weeks ago we blogged about the Pittsburgh goes Google project. Well it turns out that the Google Fiber Network that sounded too good to be true is really too good to be true. The folks at Google took a page out of the Ashton Kutcher’s playbook with Google Fiber project. Turns out the whole thing was just a joke and more
Image by Sgt. Pepperedjane via Flickr Here is a run down of what we talked about on WDVE this morning. You can listen to IheartPGH on WDVE FM 102.5 at 6:45 am on Friday mornings. Free Cupcake Tasting Party Dozen Cupcakes, Butler Street in Lawrenceville Friday, March 26, 2010 – 7-10pm Bunny Party – Playboy Bunny Party Saturday, March 27, more
I don’t need to tell you that Pittsburgh is a city on the brink. We’re a breeding ground for startups, a few plots of land away from full riverfront development, and we’ve got a plethora of thriving local businesses. Our vibrant and passionate community is what makes these things possible.
A community of connected individuals, young professionals, investors, and concerned citizens who have the power to make things happen just by the click of a mouse is a revolution; and it’s happening in Pittsburgh.
Why not take it to the next level?
So what are Pittsburghers really searching for online? Over the past year, I have been following the idea of search a little more closely. I know that lots of people come to IheartPGH looking for more info about Big Jim’s In the Run – I was a little confused by how this could be so popular because the post about Big Jim’s is from 2006. Fortunately, more
Image via WikipediaThanks to Laura without Labels for blogging about this project today. Pittsburgh is one of those cities on Google Street View – basically google drove around the city taking panoramic photos of allmost every street and used fancy computer technology to stitch those photos together – you can drive down a street and check out a 360 more
