Oh man that his hilarious. That lady wearing the 80's office outfit just told you that you weren't cool. ouch

I like how you're doing a news report, and embracing the web (ie, not emulating a television news broadcast), even though you dip into character for a *moment* at 0:19 ... "nahhhht a good thing."

Back to you, Jules. Thanks, Jake. The standoff between blah blah blah....

I'm not usually a harsh judge of other people's clothes and hair, but I must say...that woman looks like a SCHOOL MARM! I just absolutely was not expecting that when you panned over to her. I mean, Google! I thought they were cutting edge. I wonder if they have any idea how many mistakes they made with this *event*.

I'm assuming this is the NY office? Some of the Google people are actually great to work with....promise! The no photography and "sports sippers" are pretty lame though.

Aww, this sucks, I wanted to imagine google as cool in every way. WHO CAN I RELY ON NOW TO BE COOL. IAC I guess.

My dreams of a hip Google are crushed. =[ Now where am I going to apply my geeky talents without being stuck in The Office?

Jake, How did you guys integrate smello-vision into vimeo so soon? At the very end of this clip (0:36), I smelled grouchy old people.

That's not a Google employee......that's my Aunt Marge....Aunt Marge is always walking into events and doing things like that. Last week she walked onstage during a Rolling Stones concert and told Mick Jagger he was not cool at all... then she shook a pencil at the audience and left...

Though you guys probably know otherwise, could Dora actually be Marge Google's bitter (though delightfully pithy and erudite) lesbian daughter? Hence the ironic reference to the Nemo namesake... or does she intend the precocious child explorer?

How on earth did such a high-horsed one happen upon this lowbrow medium?! Why is she so threatened by Julia and her innocuous tidbits? If I were an astute cultural observer, as Dora considers herself, I might detect some deep-seated self-loathing.

But besides that, I'm surprised Dora could not recognise Aunt Google's obvious disconnect with the ambitions of this "forum". Just another case of a big brand growing old and tired -- which begs me to coin the term "Brandma": a tired old brand that buys creative young upstarts to stay relevant.

That is hideous. I just came here from the blog post. Makes me wanna read more by Julia. But that Google thing... sheeesh!! With their Don't Do Evil slogan, maybe they think cameras are evil, you know, like the Taliban did? svaradarajan.blogspot.com/2001/03/inside-taliban-want-to-have-fun-enjoy.html