Google+ is a Virtual Networking Event, Without the Benefit of Cocktails | BostInno

New Signs at Logan Airport Countdown When the Next Silver Line Buses Arrive TechStars Boston Startup Raises $1.4 Million Before Program Starts Cold, Snowy, Icy Boston Actually Ranks #1 Most Biked & Walked City Over the last couple weeks we’ve seen an absolute frenzy of media activity around Google+ regarding implications for search, massive spikes in traffic and users late in 2011, and more. All that said, if you’ve been spending a lot of time on Google+ lately (it’s OK, I know you probably haven’t been… you want to say you have, but you haven’t) you may have noticed something completely uninteresting – the content. I suppose I have nobody to blame but myself, after all I specifically asked for all this lame content – I asked for all the updates I could ever want from my “favorite” brands, SEO optimization posts, the latest and greatest social media measurement strategies, pictures of donuts (Dunkin is pretty active), two million updates from CES, Pete Cashmore’s giant face… the list goes on.