Follow The Data
Today is my last day at Google. I have enjoyed an incredible year there, during which I’ve had the privilege to work with some of the smartest engineers on the planet. Working at Google taught me how much impact a handful of dedicated people can have on the lives of billions of users. Not that long ago, I compared Google to McDonald’s. Having spent time on the inside, I can attest that Google is a
Going (to) Google
This is my last week at Endeca. The decision to leave has been a heart-wrenching one: not only have the past ten years been the best of my life, but my experiences at Endeca have defined me professionally. Moreover, Endeca is riding a wave of success with recent advances in our products, new relationships with key partners, and fascinating new deployments. (You can read Endeca’s latest announceme
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Yahoo on Key Scientific Challenges in Search and Machine Learning Like many folks, I’ve assumed that Yahoo’s partnership with Bing–assuming it is approved–offers the best chance of validating CEO Carol Bartz’s claim that Yahoo has “never been a search company“. She may not be able to change the past, but she certainly is making up for lost time. To be clear, I agree with her 100% that Yahoo should
SIGIR 2009: Day 1
SIGIR ’09 is in full swing! I arrived on Sunday evening, and the reception was like Cheers (“where everyone knows your name“)–only that, at least in my case, I was meeting many people face-to-face for the first time in years, and in some cases for the first time, period! I reconnected with some of the SIGIR regulars whom I’d missed last year (Singapore was a bit far for me), finally met my editor,
SIGIR: Meet the Who’s Who of Search and Information Retrieval
SIGIR: Meet the Who’s Who of Search and Information Retrieval Matt Cutts. danah boyd. Bruce Croft. Marti Hearst. What do these people have in common? If you’re thinking that they are some of the biggest names in the research and practice of search and information retrieval, then you have at least part of the answer. For full credit, the answer is that they are some of the people who will be presen
Faceted Search Book Is In Print!
To paraphrase Navin R. Johnson from The Jerk, the new faceted search books are here! I received my author’s copies this weekend, and I’ve heard from a few people that they’ve received theirs. It even features a blurb from Peter Morville that made me feel warm and fuzzy. So how do you get a copy? The simplest way may be to order directly from the publisher. Evidently no one has received their pre-o
SIGIR ’09 Accepted Papers
Thanks to Jeff Dalton for alerting me to SIGIR 2009 announcing the lists of accepted papers and posters. As Jon Elsas points out, the authorship looks quite different this year than from previous years, with industry showing an especially strong presence: 38% of the papers have at least one author from Microsoft (21 papers), Yahoo! (7 papers), or Google (3 papers) No papers from current UMass rese
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