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[The Blog Factory] There are a few other search tools like this out there, but I really dig Grokker. Basically, they’re a visual search engine tool. It takes search engine results (the free results only pull Yahoo search), and it groups everything in little circles.
Some slightly related from Technorati and Google.
[eastwikkers] See Your Research: Among other features, this is paving the way for a new approach -- collaborative search. For tools and tips on why and how to grok (it is best for deep search and research; don't think of it as simply search), we reccommed you check out the Grokker tour and community pages (both link from the home page). And be sure to check out the email function (you can send Grokker maps, a key aspect to its collaborative approach) and the "elevator pitch."
[Flashpoint] Grokker & Data Visualizaiton: Grokker.com is the latest attempt to make searching more efficient through the use of data visualization. They've been around for a while with a client side version of their graphical user interface and they've been showing off their front end to Yahoo Search since early May. After being reminded of Grokker by a post from Steve Goldstein, I thought I'd give it another whirl.
[TipMonkies] TipMonkies Podcast #5 2005-05-30: Hot on the heels of the technologically challenged (and very delayed) episode 4 comes the fifth installment of the TipMonkies podcast! In this episode we introduce Mike, and talk about podcasting, the future of search engines, and the recent BitTorrent media coverage and how movie studios could really learn from this piece of technology.
[Yahoo.weblogsinc.com] Grokker Complicates Yahoo! Search - The Unofficial Yahoo! Weblog ...: is right now. I have some problems loading the My Yahoo! page on Maxthox, but that's a small issue, so all in all I would just keep it like it is now.
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