Read a great post this morning from InfoCommerce, a consulting group that focuses on business information content and database publishing. Here’s a snippet, but I think you should head over to their blog for the whole post on Google’s recent spam-prevention search updates. …let’s think a little more about this new filtering capability offered by [...]
Tag Archives: Search
Context Is Always Critical
March 14, 2010 – 9:54 pm
Got into an interesting back-channel discussion today in the South by Southwest session called “Beyond Algorithms: Search and the Semantic Web.” I did write another post on the panel, so I won’t go into the details here, except to say that I found the backchannel more thought-provoking than the panel itself. So when I got [...]
Beyond Algorithms: Search and the Semantic Web
March 14, 2010 – 3:31 pm
Wow. There are a lot of speakers here, and they aren’t all listed in the program….and there’s no way I’ll get them all straight. I’ll see what I can do. Gil Elbaz, founder/CEO of Factual. They simplify access to clean, reliable data for publishers. Structure and clean data. Danny Sullivan, Searchengineland Carla Thompson, Guidewire Group. [...]
Crazy-smart small detail in Flickr search
September 22, 2009 – 1:05 pm
So I’m looking up some Creative Commons images on Flickr for a presentation I’m finalizing. And I just noticed a crazy-smart detail in the Flickr search. I’m clicking from page to page in the search results, using the numbered buttons shown here. I noticed that I was just clicking over and over as I paged [...]