Sun's Tim Bray has strong ties to the Waterloo area and the Univ of Waterloo. Of course, Bray is also one of the original developers/editors of XML. With so much attention on Google's new video service and the Google Pack today, little attention...
Tim Bray writes. How the wheel turns. Back in the 1990s, portals gave away free home pages and with them came a huge amount of search engine spam. Today, portals like Google, Yahoo, MSN and AOL give away free blog space -- and lo and behold, we...
Tim Bray touches on Robert wanting the Semantic Web here. Search. In short, Robert wants better query refinement. Well, we've had in the past and maybe will get again in the future. Below, I'll walk you through how exactly what Robert wants came...
On Search: Sorting Result Lists: Consider this a classic post, from Tim Bray on why it doesn't matter how many pages you think the search engine is sorting through, it's not really happening like that.
Danny's post about Tim Bray's cherry tomato test served as a reminder to me that we've never linked to an interesting interview with Tim that was published in the February issue of ACM Queue and recently made available to non-subscribers.
Tim Bray tests whether Google, Yahoo and MSN image search services can find images that make use of keywords only within the the ALT and TITLE attributes of an image tag. Google is the only one that can.
A Conversation with Tim Bray. To see the images, simply do a search for a location on Google Maps. You can enter a U.S.or Canadian street address, or click the link above the search form to perform a local search or request driving directions.
On Search: Sorting Result Lists: Consider this a classic post, from Tim Bray on why it doesn't matter how many pages you think the search engine is sorting through, it's not really happening like that.
PixMisGoogled from Tim Bray provides an example of how Google Images "ignores" the alternatve text that's often associated with image files. Search Engine Watch News + Search Engine Strategies Set For Stockholm, Chicago + Search Engine Watch...
PixMisGoogled from Tim Bray provides an example of how Google Images "ignores" the alternatve text that's often associated with image files. Search Engine Strategies Set For Stockholm, Chicago + Search Engine Watch Articles + Best Of The Search...
Tim Bray provides an example of how Google Images "ignores" the alternatve text that's often associated with image files. PixMisGoogled Sourc: Ongoing
A Conversation about Web Communication with XML Pioneer, Tim Bray.java.sun.com Jul 14 2004 0:27AM GMT Tim Berners-Lee, Inventor of the World Wide Web, Knighted by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. To me, the problem for the entire SEM [search...
A Conversation about Web Communication with XML Pioneer, Tim Bray.java.sun.com Jul 14 2004 0:27AM GMT By default, words typed into the Internet Explorer address bar trigger an MSN search, just as if the words were entered into an MSN search box.
Search engine pioneer Tim Bray is one of those people, and he has written an absolutely fabulous series of essays that should be essential reading for anyone wanting a thorough understanding of the technology.
Search engine pioneer Tim Bray is one of those people, and he has written an absolutely fabulous series of essays that should be essential reading for anyone wanting a thorough understanding of the technology.
Search engine pioneer Tim Bray is one of those people, and he has written an absolutely fabulous series of essays that should be essential reading for anyone wanting a thorough understanding of the technology.
Tim Bray: XML and beyond. Over the past couple of years, the personal weblog phenomenon has just exploded. As with the web, however, finding the really good blogs can be a challenge. And once you do, it's not always easy to remember which of your...
Profile of one of the founding parents of web search, Tim Bray of Open Text fame, and how he's currently looking into ways of mapping information. About The Update The Search Engine Update is a twice-monthly update of search engine news.
XML co-creator Tim Bray takes on "questions without answer," including How big is the web? Each year, the International World Wide Web Conference provides a showcase for innovative web technologies. Here's a chronological list of significant papers...
Tim Bray, who's part of the RDF working group and formerly the founder of the Open Text search engine, envisions a system where there might be digitally certified descriptions. From The Search Engine Report Dec.
