It was a year ago today when Chris and I published our introduction to Vivisimo’s new metasearch/dynamic clustering product for the consumer market named Clusty, yes, Clusty. Since then, I’ve posted about Clusty offering a government search, job search (with Indeed.com), and its blog search capabilities. Also since its 2004 debut, Clusty began providing access to cached copies of pages via the MSN Cache and The Wayback Machine. Finally, Clusty’s clustering capabilities received an honorable mention in the Best Search Feature category during our 2005 Search Engine Watch Search Awards. This press release from Clusty looks back at some of the reactions the name, not the technology, received a year ago today. A Happy B-Day to everyone at the Clusty HQ in Pittsburgh!
Clusty Celebrates Its First Birthday
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