Category Archives: Wikipedia
Social “search” will not kill web search
Glenn Derene suggests that Social Networks might replace search giant Google as a place where people will start their search. He bases this on a conversation he has had with a VC. A quote from his post: So what is … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, Google, human behavior, KNOL, social interaction, social networks, Wikipedia
Tagged Google, human behavior, social interaction, social networks, Social search, web search
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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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