Wednesday, August 30, 2006
Findory interview at Search Engine Lowdown
Garrett French at Search Engine Lowdown posted a long interview with me about Findory and personalization.
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- Google Personalized Search and Bigtable
- Google Bigtable paper
- Social software is too much work
- Findory interview at Search Engine Lowdown
- Google expanding in Bellevue?
- Starting Findory: Marketing
- Amazon launches utility computing service
- Seattle internet startups ordered by traffic
- Starting Findory: Customer feedback
- Talk on fast autocompletion
- New personalized web search at Findory
- Feed recommendations on My Yahoo
- Chris Sherman on social search
- Joel Spolsky on management methods
- Slides from sponsored search talk
- Google as Napoleonic France
- Blog spam at AIRWeb
- YouTube and ease of use
- List of Seattle internet startups
- Web spam, AIRWeb, and SIGIR
- More on privacy and anonymized data sets
- A chance to play with big data
- Going to SIGIR next week
- Google and tiny acquisitions
- Starting Findory: Talking to the press
- More on Google and VoIP using WiFi
- Digg and community participation
- Amazon Omakase and personalized ads
- Starting Findory: Startups are hard
- eBay, scammers, and self-governance
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