True to form and without further ceremony, Google has launched its first business magazine. As its name suggests, Think Quarterly is published quarterly. The first issue is named "Think Data" and addresses how companies can handle huge volumes of data present.
Articles published in the 68 pages of the magazine have been posted on Google's own experts and external authors. The first issue was published, among other things, an interview with the "superstar of computing," Hans Rosling. The Swedish scientist known for his amazing ability to visualize data in new ways. Roslyn has developed the visualization tool Trendalyzer, sold to Google in 2007.
The magazine also includes an interview with the president of Vodafone UK, on \u200b\u200bthe avalanche of information.
The first issue also includes articles on marketing or viral advertising, NFC (Field Communication or short range communication), and very relevant for Google itself, about how to benefit most from advertising on search engines.
Think The next edition is slated for May Quarterly and its theme is still unknown. Think Quarterly will be produced in Britain and Google has hired the advertising agency The Church of London to develop the visual concept and design. The magazine can be viewed in a browser, full screen, using Flash technology.
Via Twitter, writing Think Quarterly announces today the availability of a PDF version can be downloaded directly to your PC.
Fuente: Think Quarterly
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