Thus the phrase Human Flesh Search Engine probably stuck also because of it's resonance with the idea of a manhunt. Human Flesh Search Engine” is often considered to be a phenomenon which only happens in Asia.
Search through social media, in this instance became more of a collaborative experience, not unlike the "human flesh search engine" phenomenon, found in China. Ultimately, speaking as a "search expert", I found following a mixture of users and...
Current contents resemble a Chinese-style human flesh search of Jonnie Marbles, where crowdsourcing is used to find more info on his flavor of comedy. True to form, the web has been abuzz on live "back channels" such as Twitter and Facebook, whilst...
You may have heard of Human Flesh Search Engines, but have you heard of the Water Army? Ways To Loop In-House SEO Strategies Into the Enterprise Agenda - Search Engine Watch In-house SEO is as much about diplomacy as it is about strategy.
Human-flesh Search Engines Unearth Dark Side of Online Community by Jonathan Allen Here's a roundup of this week's columns and news stories for the week of Nov.to 5, as reported by Search Engine Watch, as well as search news and tips from around...
Downey re-tells five separate incidents that triggered the deployment of the human-flesh search engine. In the article he discussed a phenomenon that has being going on in China (and other parts of Asia) since 2001, known as "Human-flesh search...
In China, online vigilantes, or “netizens,” use the Internet as a “human flesh search engine” to find and punish people who publish material they consider inappropriate. Human Flesh Search Engine” is an imprecise translation of “ren'rou sou'suo...
This will flesh out the theme of your site and when your "friends" are doing the same, you all become a strong "community of authorities" encouraging the search engine to present your pages to searchers.
While image search engines still can't read images in the way they can text, some can at least identify colors, helping keep files dominant with flesh tones out of the results. Yahoo has always had its own search technology -- human editors and...
