Report: Google’s Social Network Project Delayed Due To Internal Debates
Updated: 2010-11-30 18:41:48
: Home Members Only News Features Columns SEM SEO PPC Social Media How To Google Search First Time Here MEMBER LOGIN BECOME A MEMBER Report : Google’s Social Network Project Delayed Due To Internal Debates Nov 30, 2010 at 1:41pm ET by Barry Schwartz Mashable reports Google has delayed their social networking platformed , rumored to be Google Me until Spring 2011. It was expected to be out in 2010 or early 2011, but that has been pushed back to do . delays Mashable said they have a source that said the delay is due to internal disagrement” about the design , purpose and execution of the project . 8221 Their source told them the delay was caused by tales of disorganization and too many different teams working parallel or in conflict . 8221 The project lead is said to be Vic Gundotra , Vice

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