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The Future of Search: Peter Morville Defines, Shows Examples
I'm at the Webstock conference in Wellington, New Zealand. Currently speaking is Peter Morville, whose topic is "Ambient Findability and the Future of Search". Peter Morville was co-author of the
Weekly Wrapup, 4-8 June 2007
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Top 10 Alternative Search Engines of 2008
Editor's Note: This list was contributed by Charles Knight, editor of AltSearchEngines, a former RWW network blog. In terms of user experience, the gap between the major search engines and
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Weekly Wrapup, 30 July - 3 August 2007
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Weekly Wrapup, 25-29 June 2007
The Weekly Wrapups have been a feature of Read/WriteWeb since the beginning of January 2005 (when they were called Web 2.0 Weekly Wrapups). Nowadays the Wrapup is designed for those
3 Unique Search Engines of the Future
The internet is a whole lot of nothing without a search engine or two. While the staying power of search engines has never been in question, it's been interesting
Can Google Be Beat? They Already Have Been in South Korea...
The International Herald Tribune had a good article recently about the search market in South Korea. It points out that local search company Naver.com has more than 77 percent of
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