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First published: November 2011
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ISBN 978-1-84968-534-4
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Ralph Roberts
Reviewers
David Broschinsky
Amol Y. Datar
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Development Editor
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Technical Editor
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Ralph Roberts is a decorated Vietnam veteran and worked with NASA during the Apollo moon program. He built his first personal computer in 1976 and has been writing about them, and on them, since his first published article "Down with Typewriters" in 1978. He has written over 100 books along with thousands of articles and short stories. His best sellers include the first U.S. book on computer viruses (which resulted in several appearances on national TV) and Classic Cooking with Coca-Cola, a cookbook that has been in continuous print for the past 17 years and sold half a million copies. He is also a video producer with over 100 DVD titles now for sale nationally on places such as Amazon.com. He has also produced hundreds of hours of video for local TV in the Western North Carolina area and sold scripts to Hollywood producers. Previously for Packt, Ralph wrote Celtx: Open Source Screenwriting and Google App Inventor . Ralph and his wife Pat live on a farm in the mountains of Western North Carolina with two horses.
Thanks to my wife, Pat, for her superior proofing.
To the wonderful people at Packt, especially Dilip Venkatesh, and my most astute and encouraging editor, Joel Goveya.
To all the kind folks on Google+ and all the new friends I am making there.
David Broschinsky has a passion for technology and helping individuals use technology to improve their lives. He has worked in the computer industry for over 20 years with a focus on user experience. He currently runs his own User Experience consultancy, Usable Patterns, in Salt Lake City, UT where he enjoys working with mature companies and small startups.
Amol Datar has worked for Courion IT Pvt. Ltd as a QA lead. He completed his MCS from Pune University. He is a cool person and loves to listen to the opinion of others before making an appropriate decision. He loves challenges in life and also appreciates like-minded people.
He's been having a great journey for more than 6 years in the IT industry.
He is a die-hard Manchester United (Manu-Red devils) fan, loves to watch cricket matches, be it domestic, club match or International cricket.
It has been excellent experience for him to work with companies such as Siemens Information Systems Ltd (SISL-Mumbai), UKRoyal Bank of Scotland (Onsite), DellPune, Cybage software.
I'd like to thank my wife, Priya Datar, who has inspired me to take up book reviewing.
Also, my special thanks to Shreerang Deshpande, who has provided me the opportunity to review this book on Google Plus.
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In four years on Facebook, I gained 453 friends. In four months on Google+, I have 10,141 followers. In the course of this book, you'll learn everything I know about G+ and have a bunch of fun doing it!
At first glance, Google+ (or Plus , the terms are interchangeable) seems awfully familiar. You can make Posts , like on Facebook's Wall. The Stream a continuous page of posts from your friendslooks like Facebook's News Feed. That little +1 button on Plus is much the same as Facebook's Like button (and perhaps where the name for Plus came from).
Here's what my Plus profile page looks like currently (as this book goes to press):
Points of similarity to FB and other social media networks do not end as described above. Early reviewers remind me of the classic poem about the blind men and the elephant. One took hold of its trunk and said an elephant is like a hose. Another felt its leg and said an elephant is mighty like a tree. And so forth.
About Plus, one writer says it's a "Facebook" killer, another that with the Plus
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