Google buzz  Google announced Google Buzz, a service for sharing short messages, images, videos, and links to articles on the Web, on February 9, 2010. Buzz mimics the look and many features of popular social media sites Facebook and Twitter.Google is adept at showing ads based on what a person does online, it may do a better job than other social networking sites at making money from advertising. Buzz work with popular Google services such as Gmail , it may quickly gain large numbers of adherents and  can do much to usurp the roles of  Facebook and Twitter on the social Web.

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Google  plans to take Google Buzz beyond the walls of Gmail. Users can share a status update on the service through Google's mobile Web site, accessible via the browser on most mobile phones. And, through an application available for certain mobile phones, users can affix their Buzz messages to a geographical location using Google Maps. Eventually, the company says, it will also make available an enterprise version of Google Buzz for businesses. Ultimately, Google Buzz can succeed without taking share from social network rivals,    Google pledges to add something unique to social. One original feature of Google Buzz is what it calls the "Recommended Buzz," which uses a computer algorithm to surface posts and multimedia that friends-of-friends found interesting. With the constant barrage of musings offered up by social media users, there "has become a relevancy and ranking problem," said Google Vice-President of Engineering Vic Gundotra during a briefing for journalists. With its background in search, that's the kind of problem Google is good at solving.

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