What Time Is It? Don’t Check Google (At Least In Argentina)

Jan 4, 2008 at 8:38am ET by Greg Sterling

This Flickr screen capture alerted us to the fact that Google hasn’t yet accounted for daylight savings time in Buenos Aires, which began at midnight on December 30. Denizens of the capital of Argentina set their clocks forward but Google neglected to. Apparently the time is still off by an hour (screenshots below).

Here’s Google earlier this morning:

The world clock:

Greg Sterling is a Contributing Editor at Search Engine Land, and writes a personal blog Screenwerk, examining the broader world of media and advertising. He also posts at a Local Mobile Search, which is focused on the mobile Internet.

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