Search 2.0 vs Traditional Search, Part 1 and 2
Great write up of some emerging search ideas for the Web 2.0 environment.
From Read/WriteWeb:
"In our previous post we coined the term "Search 2.0", in order to compare third-generation search technologies (of, or pertaining to, the current era of social web) with traditional search engines - to see where the future of search lies.
Even if some of the startups we're profiling in this series may not survive the next Internet bust, the underlying ideas are evolutionary and have proven to be effective so far. We think the ideas showcased by these new social search apps are worth embracing, to ensure the future growth of the search industry. And, as we note at the end of this post, the big search companies (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft) think so too...
Here then are some further profiles of search 2.0 apps, followed by our analysis of where the search industry is headed."
Part 1
Part 2
-Miguel
From Read/WriteWeb:
"In our previous post we coined the term "Search 2.0", in order to compare third-generation search technologies (of, or pertaining to, the current era of social web) with traditional search engines - to see where the future of search lies.
Even if some of the startups we're profiling in this series may not survive the next Internet bust, the underlying ideas are evolutionary and have proven to be effective so far. We think the ideas showcased by these new social search apps are worth embracing, to ensure the future growth of the search industry. And, as we note at the end of this post, the big search companies (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft) think so too...
Here then are some further profiles of search 2.0 apps, followed by our analysis of where the search industry is headed."
Part 1
Part 2
-Miguel
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