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  ”¦for and from the curious: Some thoughts on local search Mike McDonald atWEBPROWORLD made an interesting posting talking about the future of search. Google constantly tries to improve the relevance of the results it delivers. (via Cosmos)

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  WebProNews - Breaking eBusiness News: Imagining Google's next move has the same dreamy qualities of buying a lottery ticket - a mountain of cash pulls the heavens closer and the term "extravagance" loses its meaning. In short, it's fun to imagine the possibilities, even if a dream, of what Google can achieve. (via Cosmos)

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[John Scott’s Internet Marketing Blog. www.internet-marketing-blog.com] The Failure of DMOZ: If DMOZ itself cannot accept its own rhetoric, then can we just fast forward to the conclusion that DMOZ is dead already? I am sure the dmoz.org domain would fetch a good price at Sedo, and perhaps then somebody who is serious about building a Definitive Catalog of the Web could do some good with the domain.

 [Adam Ash] Google does evil: You may not think it matters, but money people like to see things through the prism of a 'business model'.) Other recent stories have concerned Google's offering the whole of San Francisco free wireless access to the internet, setting up a free Google Space at Heathrow airport to allow people to use its products, launching Google Talk as a potentially disruptive way of making free phone calls over the internet, pressing on with its ambitions for Google Book Search (formerly Google Library) to 'make the full text of all the world's books searchable by anyone', and launching Google Base to take over the world's classified advertising market. In the meantime, the company has launched a Toolbar, including a Desktop Search tool which searches for information on users' own PCs -- something Microsoft, the world's biggest software company, has been trying and failing to do for a number of years.

 [Location Based Services] Can You Sense Steve Jobs?: 6th Sense is a San Francisco based company running a Beta MoSoSo application and I've been following them for some time. You download the free application to your phone, which kind of turns you into a web page discoverable by Bluetooth for others to see and find out what you want

 [罗伊尔第一帝国] History of Google: Google is a play on the word googol, which was coined by Milton Sirotta, nephew of American mathematician Edward Kasner, and was popularized in the book, Mathematics and the Imagination by Kasner and James Newman. It refers to the number represented by the numeral 1 followed by 100 zeros.

 [Blog.searchenginewatch.com] Canadian Wireless Software Development Company Now Part of Google: It's there he worked on the New Oxford English Dictionary and then founded Open Text (remember the Open Text web engine?) and Antarctica Systems. Of course, Bray is also one of the original developers/editors of XML.

[Blog.tomevslin.com] Fractals of Change: John Battelle’s The Search and Google Book Search: Of course, it's in his selfish interest for Google to put his book on their search engine, but why should Penguin (the actual holder of the property interest) agree without getting some compensation in return? Google, last I checked, is there to make money on their book search service after all.

 [Pandia.com] Pandia Search Engine Weblog August 2003: We strongly recommend that your limit the search to a few dictionaries at the time, as the "PolySearch Engine" makes no attempt at merging the results from the various search services. Instead it opens a new window for each and every one of them.

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