Geeking with Greg

Friday, February 25, 2005

Google movie shortcut

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Gary Price posts details on Google's new movie shortcut. Stick a "movie:" prefix on a keyword search and it'll bring up ...

TiVo, Flickr, WSJ, Wikinews

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A few recent tidbits worth reading: George Hotelling summarizes the rumors that Apple might be buying TiVo. Om Malik summarizes the rumors...

AOL Local Search

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Michael Bazeley writes about AOL's entry into the crowded land of local search. For part of AOL Local, Topix.net will provide local ne...
Saturday, February 19, 2005

Tivo Suggestions paper

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I love TiVo. I can't imagine TV without it. TiVo has a feature, TiVo Suggestions, that tries to recommend shows you might like. It...
Friday, February 18, 2005

Matching content to audiences

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Newspapers are increasingly talking about personalized news. Mary Lou Fulton (VP, Bakersfield Californian) recently said : What if we thoug...
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Thursday, February 17, 2005

Yahoo, the long tail, and personalization

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Havi Hoffman has some interesting tidbits on personalization in his post on the Yahoo Search Blog. The mainstream is not the only stream. ...
Wednesday, February 16, 2005

Local search is hard

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John Battelle posts on competing in the local search and yellow pages market: I asked [Peter Negulescu (VP, SFGate)] why SFGate isn't a...
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VCs and the "me too zone"

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Brad Feld (Director, Mobius Venture Capital) writes about trend-following in the VC industry: Every emerging market hits a point where ther...

Autolink in Google Toolbar

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Gary Price writes about the latest version of Google Toolbar. It includes a feature called Autolink: With "AutoLink" enabled, we...
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Monday, February 14, 2005

Tuning search to individuals

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Interesting tidbit on Yahoo's plans for personalized search from a HBS Working Knowledge article : Yahoo is able to collect data, such a...
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Findory Favorites

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Findory's newest feature, Favorites, makes it easy for readers to easily see their favorite news and weblog sources. For example, on th...
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Saturday, February 12, 2005

Yahoo building weblog search?

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Steve Rubel and Nathan Weinberg speculate that Yahoo is building a weblog search similar to Technorati and Feedster after seeing evidence ...

Implicit vs. explicit sharing

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Ross Mayfield (CEO, Socialtext) slams personalization in favor of social software: The basic problem with Personalization is that tailoring...
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Discovery in the information stream

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Rich Skrenta (CEO, Topix.net) has a long post that touches on the incremental web, streaming information based on keywords vs. topic, human...
Friday, February 11, 2005

First, make sure it works

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Todd Bishop at the Seattle PI uncovers some amusing flaws in MSN Search's advertising. One particular MSN Search ad suggests that you s...

Jeeves loves Mozilla

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Ask Jeeves EVP Tuoc Luong says that they are considering making Ask Jeeves Desktop Search open source, partnering with the Mozilla Foundat...
Thursday, February 10, 2005

Google to help Wikimedia

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Google has offered to help Wikimedia -- the non-profit that maintains the free, community-maintained, and very cool Wikipedia encyclopedia...

Social computing at Microsoft Research

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Bernard Moon has a fun article on his visit to the Social Computing Group at Microsoft Research. "We started with this little projec...

All of the world's information

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David Kirkpatrick at Fortune interviewed Marissa Mayer (PM, Google). I particularly liked what she had to say about expanding Google's...
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Wednesday, February 09, 2005

CNet's new feed reader

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Steve Rubel reports that CNet is about to launch its own feed reader, Newsburst . Welcome to the club, CNet. There's already integr...
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