Mike Darling

RT @Google: From Street View ➡️ New Immersive View for routes in @GoogleMaps 🧵↓ #GoogleIO https://t.co/CMdR697hwm

RT @Google: Why one Googler plans to wear the Pixel Watch for many more runs — and rest days — to come ↓ https://t.co/WUexUMNxRk

RT @lifeatgoogle: Mike Darling, an audience development editor, loves a challenge and recently put himself and the Google Pixel Watch to th…

Desperately need someone to write a deep dive investigation into how and why the 9-story Tower Records in Tokyo is still partying like it's 1999 https://t.co/lgh93Z1FtW

RT @Google: Bad internet connection? Here’s a major cause of patchy home Wi-Fi, and how to fix it → https://t.co/QloJdRHxYG #HelpMeOut

RT @sundarpichai: Inspiring to see that 1M+ researchers have used @DeepMind #AlphaFold to help in their work, solving problems across susta…

Proud to say I achieved two life goals on this trip: Finish the London Marathon and finally get a pint with @Philip_Ellis

Philip J. Ellis (he/him) @Philip_Ellis

It only took three or four years to finally meet @mike_darling. Worth the wait tbh. https://t.co/bwwp7xt36X

This rules. I wish every runner could have a Claus on the course

Usher Komugisha @UsherKomugisha

Meet Claus Henning Schulke, a 56-year old German triathlete from Berlin who is Eliud Kipchoge’s Bottle Handler. His celebration after Kipchoge gets the bottle is a thing of beauty. Sport is absolutely powerful. Incredible scenes. https://t.co/uaBC9UVTfP

*Some news!* I'm officially aboard at Google, where I'll be focusing on audience development for their blog, The Keyword. Stoked to be part of such an incredible team. Details in my bio if you need to find me.

We're hiring! Looking for an Associate Editor with a strong interest in health and fitness service journalism (& ideally relevant clips to back it up). NYC or willing to relocate. Sound like you? Apply here: https://t.co/kNklROydHE

RT @GregPresto: Excited to have TWO excerpts from the Workout Bucket List on @MensHealthMag today: Here's one on the amazing story on the l…

Any runners out there who've done the London Marathon? Need some hotel advice. Stay near the start to make life easy on race AM? The finish so I can limp home after? In between? Help!