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Voices of the Few
The “voices of the few” seem to be setting the social search agenda, or at least influencing what we find…
Taggers Hitting the Mainstream
There are enough people tagging now to (almost) call it mainstream. In a recent Pew study, some 28% of online…
Will Splinter Communities Work?
Web publishers are scrambling to provide their own outlets for user-generated content. This could be interesting to search marketers, especially…
What’s Serendipity?
When you find a “story you wouldn’t have normally read,” that’s called serendipity in the newspaper world. Yesterday, The Wall…
Over in NYC: Biz Publishers Speak Up
We’re at the SIIA (Software & Information Industry Association) and its annual Information Industry Summit. This meeting assembles the who’s…
Over In NYC: Silicon Valley Cavorts
We’re at the AlwaysOn Media conference. If we have to see one more company put up a slide that shows…
Search Is The Ticket, For Movie Distributors
We thought that superior search would be a high priority for online movie distributors. They are feeling the competitive heat,…
Without Neutrality, What Happens to Search?
Search depends on net neutrality. As a searcher, you already know how it feels to be blocked from results. Who…
The Internet Freedom Preservation Act Returns
Congress has brought back net neutrality legislation, as described by Senator Byron Dorgan (D-ND) in this You Tube video. The…
Neutrality and Consumer Fees
Today, most consumers pay for open internet access through broadband providers. Without net neutrality, will consumers pay more to access…
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