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Movie search engine Jinni on Nanocrowd by Charles Knight, The Next Web (Mar 19) Two new movie search engines, Jinni and Nanocrowd - both terrific - Charles Knight asks them to compare themselves to the other. This is Part 1...
Pandia Search Engine News (Free subscription) | 03/13/2010
The AltSearchEngines site on alternative search engines will no longer be updated. The editor, Charles Knight, managed to cover some 4000 search engines in its three year long life.
Jane's E-Learning Pick of the Day (Free subscription) | 03/05/2010
... to admit it's one I hadn't heard of. So why is Surf Canyon so special - what made it the winner? Charles Knight at The Next...
Internet News (Free subscription) | 03/05/2010
The Best Discovery Engine of the Year – Surf Canyon, Charles Knight, The Next Web (Mar 4) Surf Canyon won the About.com Web Search Reader's Choice Award Winners for 2010 as "best search engine". SurfCanyon is a browser add-on -...
Internet News (Free subscription) | 02/26/2010
They've got answers, you've got questions., Charles Knight, The Next Web (Feb There are several services on the Web where - "You ask a human a question and a) a human answers you, or b) their machine answers you." No...
Internet News (Free subscription) | 02/25/2010
Personal Cognitive Utility Zahdoo with augmented socio-cognition. Marketing gone amok., The Next Web (Feb 24) Charles Knight writes - "Zahdoo, a personal cognitive utility (PCU) with augmented socio-cognition, belongs to a new class of semantic applications that enhance user's content...
SEO by the SEA (Free subscription) | 02/23/2010
Charles Knight, who is now the Search Editor at Nextweb pointed me to a Bloomberg report at BusinessWeek, Google, Yahoo Sued by Xerox Over Search Query Patents. The patent infringement complaint contains claims that specifically name the following programs as infringing Xerox’s patented technology: Google’s Adsense and Adwords programs, Google Maps, Google Video, and [...]...
Internet News (Free subscription) | 02/19/2010
Where to go to find what's hot on the Web, The Next Web (Feb 17) 1) Why be interested in real-time at all? Charles Knight points to Why Right Now is a Big Thing: 5 Users Who Care About Real...
Internet News (Free subscription) | 02/17/2010
Google's Super Bowl ad good, parodies even better., Charles Knight, The Next Web (Feb 160 Everyone knows about the ad Google used during the SuperBowl. Here it is again along with three parodies....
Internet News (Free subscription) | 02/14/2010
Google, thy days are numbered., Charles Knight, The Next Web (Feb 13) The idea of having agents doing your search work has been around for a long time - and search agents do exist. This is something a bit different...
Internet News (Free subscription) | 02/12/2010
Bing's real advantage – Spatial Search, The Next Web (Feb 12) Bing is doing fascinating work with maps and street views. Charles Knight has posted this must-see video on Bing Maps showing Bing's use of geolocated images in Flickr. They...
GrogNews (Free subscription) | 02/05/2010
... The report no longer lays out just how many conflicts the military should be called on to fight. Charles Knight, co-director of the Commonwealth Institute's Project on Defence Alternatives, sees this as problematic. "They had never in the past defined what they meant [by a two-war strategy] but at least it had the number two in it... now you can go on forever dreaming up possible...
FreeThoughtManifesto (Free subscription) | 02/04/2010
... The report no longer lays out just how many conflicts the military should be called on to fight. Charles Knight, co-director of the Commonwealth Institute's Project on Defence Alternatives, sees this as problematic. "They had never in the past defined what they meant [by a two-war strategy] but at least it had the number two in it... now you can go on forever dreaming up possible...
Sue Wilkes (Free subscription) | 02/03/2010
... his house at Abbotsford. Images: Abbotsford, Sir Walter Scott’s home. History of England , Charles Knight, (London, c.1868.) The Scottish Regalia. Scott was instrumental in recovering the long-lost Scottish regalia. He got permission from the Prince Regent (later George IV) to search in Edinburgh Castle for the lost treasure in 1818. Black’s Picturesque Tourist of Scotland...
