Live's Erik Selberg On Microsoft's Tough Search Challenge Talk about the echo chamber coming full circle. The stats on Microsoft's search share decline that I posted last week were commented on by Erik Selberg of Microsoft's Live.com search team in...
Live's Erik Selberg On Microsoft's Tough Search Challenge - Talk about the echo chamber coming full circle. The stats on Microsoft's search share decline that I posted last week were commented on by Erik Selberg of Microsoft's Live.com search team...
Erik Selberg On Microsoft's Tough Search Challenge The stats on Microsoft's search share decline that I posted last week were commented on by Erik Selberg of Microsoft's Live.com search team in his General disarray at The Big 3 post.
The stats on Microsoft's search share decline that I posted last week were commented on by Erik Selberg of Microsoft's Live.com search team in his Erik's in the realistic years camp: Erik sees Google's stability working against it in some ways...
Over on Channel 9, Scoble has posted a one-hour video "frank" talk about search with Andy Edmonds and Erik Selberg* from the MSN Search team. Featured posts from the Search Engine Watch blog, as well as our customary search headlines from around...
Andy Edmonds and Erik Selberg - Frank talk about MSN Search. But who determines these reputations? And can you trust them? A special report from the Search Engine Strategies conference, August 8-11, 2005, San Jose, CA.
Andy Edmonds and Erik Selberg - Frank talk about MSN Search. The (IMDB), owned by Amazon.com, is more than just a "enter a movie title or actor's name and get results" type of service. While you usually get great info from that type of search, it...
Over on Channel 9, Scoble has posted a one-hour video "frank" talk about search with Andy Edmonds and Erik Selberg* from the MSN Search team. For those of you who are web search "historians," Selberg was one of the original developers (with Oren...
Savvy Search, written by Colorado State University graduate student Daniel Dreilinger, had been around since March of 1995, and Metacrawler, developed at the University of Washington by then graduate student Erik Selberg and Associate Professor...
