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Rethinking Recommendation Engines
Over two years ago, Netflix announced a Recommendation Engine contest - anyone who invents an algorithm that does 10% better than their current recommendation system will win $1 Million dollars.
Mefeedia Promises 2nd Generation of Online Video
Mefeedia was one of the online video aggregators that Josh Catone reviewed in his Guide to Video Aggregation Sites. It claims to aggregates video blogs and web shows from over
Clerk Dogs Promises to Find Better Flicks For You
Back in the days when you used to have to walk into a video store to rent a VHS tape, I would go through the same thing every week. After
Kindle Updates Software, Adds Real Page Numbers and Public Notes
Kindle has announced some of the software updates that are making their way to its latest generation of e-readers, including one of the most requested features currently absent from the
Foursquare Searching for Data Scientist - A Sign of Things to Come?
Foursquare has an open position for a data scientist. Specifically, the company is looking for someone with "experience with prediction or recommender systems, search and ranking algorithms, and classification
CLOUD2 Study Shows How the Feds Can Migrate to Cloud Computing
A blue-ribbon US government panel co-chaired by Marc Benioff and Michael Capellas released their report today, a summary of which can be found here. The Commission on the Leadership Opportunity
Google Maps Turns the Screws on Yelp with My Places
Google took further steps against Yelp today, adding features to the My Places tab on Google Maps. Businesses you've rated with Google Places are now highlighted on your maps, displaying
LinkedIn Unveils Personalized Ads Based on User Data
Now that LinkedIn has gone public and is beholden to the quarterly demands of shareholders, it is time to ramp on potential revenue streams. As such, the professional social network
Borders To Compete With Amazon
Bookworms around the world have something to rejoice about today. The Borders bookstore, a competitor of Barnes and Nobles, has launched an online version of their storefront. You may recall
Glue Gets Stickier With Conversations and Recommendations
AdaptiveBlue, creators of the contextual social network Glue, announced today the immediate availability of an updated version of their semantic browser extension that adds several powerful new features. The updated
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