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Google Universal Search - is Vertical Search Space Finished?
digg_url = 'http://digg.com/tech_news/Google_Universal_Search_is_Vertical_Search_Space_Finished'; digg_bgcolor = '#ffffff'; digg_skin = 'compact'; Back in September of last year we wrote about the rise of vertical search engines here. In that article we
Steve Ballmer: Microsoft's Future Is in the Cloud
Steve Ballmer gave a live webcast today and said that Microsoft is betting its future on the cloud. He illustrated that by saying 70% of Microsoft's 40,000 employees are working
Does Microsoft + Powerset Beat Google?
What can the plan be with Microsoft's purchase of hot startup Powerset? The 3-year old company, founded by Dr Barney Pell, recently launched a semantic search experience for Wikipedia. It
The New MindTouch Collaborative Intranet: Way More Than Just Wiki
MindTouch, the collaborative software that began as a fork of MediaWiki, has just launched the first of three new turnkey collaborative networks for the enterprise that go far beyond the
ThisWeKnow: New Semantic Web App Tames Massive Data Sets from Data.gov
Data.gov launched in May this year to make huge data sets of information from federal agencies available in machine-readable formats. While incredibly valuable, these data sets are not particularly useful
The road to XHTML and tableless CSS designs
I've been threatening to write an article about XHTML for a while now and so here goes. I'll also talk about CSS and table-less web designs, because in the Web
3 Reasons Why Twitter Will NOT Index the Links You Share (Updated)
Techmeme is on fire this morning with discussion of Rafe Needleman's CNet post about Twitter's supposed plans to index the content of links shared over the microblogging service. Ex-Googler turned
Ten Companies Twitter Should Consider Acquiring Next
If you were a little blue bird, with a good pile of money and a whole lot of hype, what would you buy to spice up your nest? There are
Security Guru Calls Chrome OS's Security Claims "Idiotic"
Noted security guru Bruce Schneier, chief technologist at BT, has scoffed at Google's claims about its new OS, just announced yesterday. According to the Google blog post, Chrome OS represents
1,500 Newspapers Could Soon Support the AP's Controversial hNews Microformat
Earlier this year, the Associated Press, together with the Media Standards Trust, introduced hNews, a new microformat for describing news content. HNews allows publishers to easily attach machine-readable news semantics
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