Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks and the IceRocket blog search engine asks “The better question is – “will objective search remain the people’s choice in search engines?” In other words, is there such a thing as a best answer for most questions and is that what a significant number of search users want?”
There is bias in every system, whether algorithmic or human-based. The algorithmic is just a bit more predictable.
Speaking of human based, have any of you been watching digg spy? That shows you — in live time — what Digg’s members are adding to it. That’s cool. Not sure how useful it is, but I just found this digg about a site that is advocating using the Firefox/IE RSS icon.
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Then can someone explain why lab2 is looking into voice reg search patterns ?
Yes, I am speaking off … “Speaking of human based, ” :)-
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Then can someone explain why lab2 is looking into voice reg search patterns ?
Yes, I am speaking off … “Speaking of human based, ” :)-
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Oopps its.. http://labs2.google.com
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Oopps its.. http://labs2.google.com
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Subscribing to Digg search feeds is a whole new better way to track news you follow via RSS. Digg and social networking in general have huge implications for search. Microsoft should try to buy them before Yahoo! does. http://digg.com/technology/Digg_is_going_to_be_aquired_by_Yahoo_
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Subscribing to Digg search feeds is a whole new better way to track news you follow via RSS. Digg and social networking in general have huge implications for search. Microsoft should try to buy them before Yahoo! does. http://digg.com/technology/Digg_is_going_to_be_aquired_by_Yahoo_
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