…All these issues affect how you want your information to be visible from one network to the next and over time. Are all these factors taken into consideration when Google decides to share your network? Behaviours emerge from networks, they are not predicted or calculated in advance…
Found via David Weinberger and agree with his comment – this is just too cool. Early days but a glimpse of what could become the norm in the not too distant future
There’s been a host of news this week as the deal between Microsoft and Yahoo was finally inked. The net result: Yahoo drops its own search engine and adopts Microsoft’s Bing, increasing the market share for Bing to 28% against Google’s 65% and leaving 7% for everyone else (stats in the US) Other chatter recently [...]
Stop the clocks, blogging has recommenced Couple of cheat posts coming up, starting with this one, which are really reproductions of comments I’ve left on other posts but with added juice. Henry Blodget posted the following article on Silicon Valley Insider: It’s time for Microsoft to face the reality about Search and the Internet It’s [...]
Originally, this series was supposed to be 4 parts. But started to realise that part 2 in one shot would be a very looooooong blog post. So here is part 2a. (Click here for part 1): Key messages from the presentation: Slide 3. Whilst most documents about indexing in SharePoint include a complicated diagram to [...]
