Posted on October 3, 2007 by jrotman
New Search “Signage” Fills the Gap Between Now and Later
On 9/28 the Hakia blog post stirred the pot of interesting semantic web issues–my essential takeway: are we at a point in which we are technologically mature enough to handle SW, or are our behaviors and satisfactions attached to technology (current search engines) too rooted to [...]
Filed under: Google Maps, Hakia, Search Engine, Semantic Web, mash ups | Tagged: answer.com, Google Maps, Hakia, Semantic Web | Leave a Comment »
Posted on September 5, 2007 by jrotman
What Does Hakia Have that Google Does Not and What Does Google Have that Hakia Does Not?
Google’s Basics of Search tips say that words like who, what, and how are summarily dropped from Google search queries simply because this is how keyword-centric engines operate. I now know this is occasionally the reason for weak [...]
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