Search 4.0: Putting Humans Back In Search | Future of Search - Sponsored by Thomson Reuters
Previously I’ve covered what I dubbed Search 3.0, how search engines have evolved toward blending vertical or specialized results into “regular” web listings. Today, the step beyond that: Search 4.0, how personal, social and human-edited data can be used to refine search results. The Search Evolution So Far Before going ahead, let me summarize what I covered in my past article, in terms of how sea
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Apple is reportedly experimenting with an AI-driven advertising platform, partnering with a select group of collaborators, according to Business Insider. This cutting-edge tool is allegedly designed to optimize ad placements within the App Store, potentially enhancing the performance of App Store Search Ads. While AI in advertising is not new, with giants like Google and…
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Apple is reportedly experimenting with an AI-driven advertising platform, partnering with a select group of collaborators, according to Business Insider. This cutting-edge tool is allegedly designed to optimize ad placements within the App Store, potentially enhancing the performance of App Store Search Ads. While AI in advertising is not new, with giants like Google and…
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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Why search competition isn't the point - O'Reilly Radar
This morning, in response to my Microhoo: Corporate Penis Envy? piece, Michael Arrington wrote The importance of a competitive search market. First, let's be clear. I agree with Michael that competition is a good thing, and that there's a real risk that, absent competition, Google will become "evil," as "absolute power corrupts absolutely." Nonetheless, I thought I'd take a few moments to explore
MicroHoo: corporate penis envy? - O'Reilly Radar
After reading endless pieces about Microsoft's obsession with search, I am forced to offer the following theory: penis envy (from Wikipedia): I worked with Freud in Vienna. We broke over the concept of penis envy. He thought it should be limited to women - Woody Allen in Zelig While not the same kind of penis envy as that typically referred to in psychoanalysis, the phrase "penis envy" or "small p
Where does Google go next? - May. 12, 2008
(Fortune) -- Sean Knapp had it made. As a young computer scientist, he couldn't have had a better gig: working at Google, the engineer's paradise. He had all the usual perks - a massage every other week, onsite laundry, free all-you-can-eat haute cuisine. Even better, he got to work on some of Google's highest-profile products, including the search technology that is the heart and soul of the comp
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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The Google Challengers: 2008 Edition | Future of Search - Sponsored by Thomson Reuters
Rich Skrenta — who, aside from creating the first computer virus, is more notable to search as a cofounder of the Open Directory Project and the Topix news search engine — has announced he’s founded a search start-up. A stealth one, as TechCrunch puts it. Don’t we already have several stealth search start-ups? Yep. Here’s a guide to who’s who. Blekko What we know so far about Blekko isn’t much, an
WSJ: The War for the Web
Microsoft was smart to walk away (for now) from its $44 billion bid for Yahoo. It's never good to overpay. But the software giant – whose stock has flatlined for eight years – was onto the right strategy in looking to the Web for growth. Can't Microsoft build something on its own? Why the rush to pay billions for Yahoo? The simple (and wrong) answer was that adding Yahoo's 20% Web search market sh
Leaving Google: From Big to Small
An unofficial blog that watches Google's attempts to move your operating system online since 2005. Not affiliated with Google. Send your tips to gostips@gmail.com. Testimonials from former Google employees: "The decision to leave was a tough one. Google clearly is an amazing company to work for. After consulting with many companies during my time at Adaptive Path, it's clear that Google is like no
Larry Page on how to change the world - Apr. 30, 2008
(Fortune Magazine) -- As president of Google, Larry Page has pushed his people to take risks that have led to hot new applications like Gmail and Google Maps. Lately he has been thinking far outside the walls of his company. Page sees a world of opportunity - in areas ranging from energy to safer cars. But he also sees a world of timidity; not enough people, he worries, are willing to place the bi
How Much Money is a Top Google Ranking Worth to Your Business?
Find this article useful? Please add this to del.icio.us for your future reference This article is also available in German. Sections An Example of Applying This Data to a Live Business Scenario Google Rankings Can Make or Break a Business Appreciating Google's Market Domination Establish a Baseline Keyword Value Typical Click Distribution Profiles Factors Modifying Click Distribution Tapping the
Google's Eric Schmidt - Exclusive Interview - All * Technology * News * Story - CNBC.com
Current DateTime: 06:10:41 03 Oct 2008 LinksList Documentid: 19836971 Expiration DateTime: 10/3/2008 6:12:11 AM "The revenue for the future depends on our investments in green technology ... that's what the key is to satisfy customers' needs" Jim Press from Chrysler told CNBC. Mercedes Benz is focused on producing cars with lower carbon dioxide emissions. Dr. Thomas Weber, board member of Daimler,
Digital Information 250 Years From Now - ReadWriteWeb
Google has confirmed restrictions on its Gemini chatbot in relation to responses to queries on crucial general elections to take place this year, including the race for the White House. The Alphabet-owned company is taking steps to control the dissemination of misinformation (and to prevent it as much as possible) by limiting the output of…
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