Search Wikia Launches Open Source, Distributed Crawler Today, Wikia announced a plethora of new features for users to have their say in how search results should really be. Wikia Search: Wikia Dream? Wikia Search Requires Your Help
Looking at most social search engines, including Sproose, Mahalo, Wikia, ChaCha, EarthFrisk and Eurekster's Swickis, it seems that the answer is generally “no. And Google's best friend, Jimmy Wales, is making headway with Wikia Search, his...
While Wikia's search engine won't pose a major threat to the existing order, its presence and activist community will cause the major engines to discuss transparency much more openly. Wikia will get some groundswell.
Wikia Search Engine To Launch Test Version Jan. Wikia founder Jimmy Wales said last year that this open source, community-driven program would eventually challenge Google. Why SEOs Will Kill Wikia Search, Marketing Pilgrim
Wikia Search Engine To Launch Test Version Jan. Wikia founder Jimmy Wales said last year that this open source, community-driven program would eventually challenge Google. Want a snapshot of the day's search marketing news?
Search Wikia Launches Open Source, Distributed Crawler Wikia Search Plans Progressing Why Are Search Marketers Getting Social? Social Search Blended and universal search, quality scores, social media, and personalized search results all contributed...
Wikia, the commercial site led by Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, is taking the next step toward launching its open source, human-assisted Web search tool, Search Wikia. Speaking at the O’Reilly Open Source Convention (OSCON) last week, Wales...
Search Wikia Launches Open Source, Distributed CrawlerWikia, the commercial site led by Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales, is taking the next step toward launching its open source, human-assisted Web search tool, Search Wikia.iRazoo: Human-Powered...
Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales went face to face with Bambi Francisco on today's MarketWatch, and shared more about the concept of Search Wikia, a new social search engine designed to combine algorithmic results with user voting and contribution...
Or, Google could replace Open Directory Project with something like Wikia, and start suggesting to site owners that they build a free content wiki-based website instead of submitting their site to DMOZ -- if they’re “feeling lucky.
