Tag Archives: Pagerank
Social Relevancy may turn the web into a next edition of the Lonely Planet
(disclaimer: this post is written using an iPhone and a crappy Internet connection from a sunny beach in Greece. It is bound to contain (spelling) errors 😉 ) I just read a good post by Alex Iskold about social search. … Continue reading
The linking economy fails because social currency became financial currency
Trust is a difficult subject. How do we trust someone? It’s pretty difficult in real life. We tend to trust people we know well or people that are trusted by people that we know well. We gain trust by interacting … Continue reading
Posted in Google, Mathew Ingram, Tim O'Reilly
Tagged Google, linking, Mathew Ingram, Pagerank, Tim O'Reilly, trust
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Wikipedia, KNOL, who needs them?
The Internet provides us an overwhelming amount of information. Search engines, with one that binds them all Google, provide us easy access to whatever we want. So far this fairytale. Search engines are fine to find very specific pieces of … Continue reading
Posted in Google, influenza, KNOL, Pagerank, search engines, Wikipedia
Tagged Google, influenza, information search, KNOL, knowledge, Pagerank, search engines, Wikipedia
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