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Sep
22
2009

YouTube Videos in Google Product Search

Google Products

The Google Base team has begun integrating Youtube Videos into Google Product Search. Video product reviews are getting a lot of buzz right now, as shoppers increasingly turn to the web to help them figure out what to buy. We’re excited to announce that we are including relevant and high quality YouTube video reviews on a number of our product pages in Google Product Search. Videos include reviews from sources like USA Today, Wired, and [...]

Sep
21
2009

An end to keywords?

Google Keywords

In this video Matt Cutts reveals that Google does not use keyword for ranking “even the least little bit”. It looks like so much spamming had been going on that keywords were effectively rendered useless for ranking sites and pages. There are two other use cases that spring to mind. Accessibility and composition. In the UK, the Royal National Institute for the Blind recommends the use of metadata, including keywords, to aid navigation. “Page information [...]

Feb
18
2008

Meet Me Halfway

Mezzoman

“Mezzoman…is a mashup we created for a simple reason…Our friends live all over the place and we were tired (and so were they) of trying to find places to meet.”

Jan
31
2008

Automating Meaning with Reuters OpenCalais

OpenCalais

Reuters have launched OpenCalais a service that will encourage the development and growth of the Semantic Web.

Jan
11
2008

Found in Space

SpaceTime

The interface design relates well to our greater facility for recognition over recall, and to greater retention of memories that involve a greater number of senses.

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