Eric Schmidt interviewed by students at Stanford. Google offers "themes" for personalized home page. Cheesy, but, interesting. d A meaning-based search launch, CognitionSearch. Google introduces pay per action test. Huh….
Google offers “themes” for personalized home page. Cheesy, but, interesting. d
A meaning-based search launch, CognitionSearch.
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So much happening. I am in Austin for SXSW, a wonderful group of people are here. I have a few posts brewing but for now…. On to the tidbits: – If you have Vista (and I have more to say about that soon) Microsoft is starting to roll out…
I am in Austin for SXSW, a wonderful group of people are here. I have a few posts brewing but for now….
On to the tidbits:
Read MoreToday, I am writing. Yep, taking the entire day off from meetings and scheduled phone calls and travel, and just writing. Oh, what a luxury! First off, a few tidbits have piled up in my inbox. Here they are for your consideration. IBM and Yahoo have teamed up to…
First off, a few tidbits have piled up in my inbox. Here they are for your consideration.
IBM and Yahoo have teamed up to create the UFOCrawler. No kidding. “UFO Crawler, a new search engine specifically tuned to search for information about the paranormal and unexplained will be launched Friday by the Anomalies Network. The UFO Crawler is taking off thanks to IBM’s newest search software, IBM OmniFind Yahoo! Edition. Like many organizations, the Anomalies Network was faced with the need to improve access to its growing collection of information, while also looking for a tool to create a competitive advantage for the business through search.” Or, in other words, a fun way to promote IBM and Yahoo’s enterprise search offering.
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