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  1. Semantic Search in 2025

    Tim Berners-Lee first spoke of a Semantic Web at his address at the first World Wide Web Conference in 1994. For instance, using an example that Tim Berners-Lee presented in 2001 in The Semantic Web, for a genealogy system, a rule such as "a wife...

  2. Nomenclature: The Industry Case For and Against SEO

    The overall impression I’m getting from many interviews, conference sessions, in-person conversations (yes, they still happen the odd time), forums, blog posts and comments, etc.is that no one is really saying the practice of optimizing content...

  3. Volunia Search Engine: A 'Radical New View' of Search

    It was Marchiori's HyperSearch concept, presented at a 1996 conference, that sparked the idea for PageRank as we now think of it. His work with the Platform for Privacy Preferences (P3P), the Web Ontology Language (OWL), and the World Wide Web...

  4. Should the Government Decide Where You Rank at Google?

    In December 2003, a very angry conference attendee at SES Chicago ranted to the panel on stage that he had lost his top 10 ranking following Google's quake-like Florida update the previous month. Credit card companies and banks have built up...

  5. News Picks: More Instant Fallout, GoDaddy.com for Sale, Twitter/Facebook/LinkedIn All See Growth

    SES Conference & Expo Shashi Seth reminds us that they had "Instant Search" back in 2005, but the world just wasn't ready for it yet. Here's a look at more news and helpful advice from around the Web, sorted by category.

  6. Top Stories at SES Chicago 2009 on Day 2

    In addition to the morning keynote, several of the conference sessions generated more top stories for SES Chicago 2009. He's authored the best-selling books, Information Architecture for the World Wide Web and Ambient Findability, and has consulted...