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Loomia: See What Your Facebook Friends Are Reading
Loomia is a content recommendation service that uses a Facebook application to track what you and your friends are reading on Loomia-supporting sites and then shows you what content is
Netflix Prize: Will the $1 Million be Won in 2009?
We're starting a new series here on ReadWriteWeb about recommendation engines. We identified recommendations as one of 5 trends to watch at the start of 2008; and that's even more
eBay Bets $80 Million on Personalization, Acquires Recommendation Technology Hunch
Every ecommerce site needs to customize and personalize products for fast-moving Internet consumers. eBay is no stranger to this. In a quest to further personalize its recommendations, today eBay acquired
YouTube Wants To Recommend Your Next Song
Although a majority of folks might still rely on traditional means such as the radio to discover new music, the competition is constantly heating up in the online music discovery
Top 5 Web Trends of 2009: Personalization
This week ReadWriteWeb is running a series of posts analyzing the 5 biggest Web trends of 2009. Our first post was about Structured Data, our second about The Real-Time Web.
The Art, Science and Business of Recommendation Engines
By Alex Iskold In October last year, Netflix launched an unusual contest. The online movie rental company is offering 1 million dollars to anyone who can improve their recommendation engine
HTML5: It's Last Call for Comments
After more than 3 years of development and discussion by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Working Group on the subject, the draft specifications document for HTML version 5 will
Facebook Unveils One of History's Most Powerful Recommendation Engines
Facebook just announced the availability of a new feature for users creating accounts on the social network: Suggested Interests. Facebook will now recommend that new users sign up for updates
Palo Alto Researchers Create Tool for Dealing with Twitter's "Information Overload"
Researchers at the Palo Alto Research Center (PARC) are developing a new Twitter client application that aims to derive meaning from the next-ending influx of tweets. The application, called "Eddi,"
Better than the Market? AndroidApps.com Does Recommendations
Appolicious, the website known for its mobile application recommendations, has today launched a revamped Android-focused offering at AndroidApps.com, complete with an accompanying mobile application. The Yahoo partner, which originally debuted
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